In-Mold Labeling Machine

Containers fabricated using in-mold labeling processes have a higher quality label surface and overall appearance. Typical in-mold labeling (IML) processes involve:
(1) Locating the label inside the blow mold and;
(2) Blowing the parison in the mold against the confines of the mold.
The heat from the parison and the pressure generated by the blow medium activates adhesive on the back of the label to bind the label on the blown container side wall.

• Provides superior performance and enhanced efficiency.

• Labels are impermeable to moisture to minimize chances of peels and cracks.

• Imprinted label finishes are smooth and unblemished.

• Anti-counterfeit function.

Plastic containers for detergents, shampoo, cleaners, and lotions, etc.