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Key information to help you specify the right configuration.
LU‑TBXP1 Flat Surface Sucker Feeding Plastic Bag Labeler – Labeling – Variant 2 is designed for accurate label application on the relevant container or pack style. The right setup depends on the pack shape, label size, placement requirement, positioning tolerance and the target line speed
Throughput
25-45 pcs/min (Depending on products and labels)
Throughput depends on product, format and operator workflow.
Format range
Formats adjustable (bottle/closure dependent)
Configured to your bottle, closure and fill volume.
Utilities
110/220V 50-60Hz
Voltage, air and installation requirements confirmed for your site.
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Specifications
Reference specification table. Final configuration may vary with options and scope.
For the most accurate proposal, include: product viscosity/foaming, container size, closure type, and required units per hour.
Quick answers
Clear answers for buyers, engineers and AI-driven search summaries.
What is LU‑TBXP1 Flat Surface Sucker Feeding Plastic Bag Labeler used for?
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What output can LU‑TBXP1 Flat Surface Sucker Feeding Plastic Bag Labeler achieve?
This page lists output at 25-45 pcs/min (Depending on products and labels). Actual throughput depends on the product, container, fill volume, changeover requirements and overall line setup.
What utilities or site requirements should I plan for?
Can Lancing UK help match this machine to my product and container?
Yes. Lancing UK can review your product characteristics, bottle or pack format, closure type, required output and site constraints to confirm the right configuration before supply.
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We’ll confirm suitability, options, integration, and realistic throughput for your product.
Send a message and we’ll respond with configuration options, pricing guidance and lead times.
Where this machine tends to fit best
This type of labeller is often used where pouch filling & sealing is the main route and the finished-pack appearance matters commercially. It normally performs best when the pack arrives to the label head with stable spacing, the right orientation and a realistic changeover plan.
Best discussed alongside the product, pack format and target output rather than as a standalone machine name.
Often easier to shortlist when the upstream and downstream stages are also known.
Worth reviewing together with installation, changeover and support expectations.
Next routes
Related planning routes for labelling projects
Use these pages when container shape, label specification, pack format or changeover requirements still need work before the shortlist is finalised.
A route for filling, capping and labelling as one connected packaging line.
Sealing and flexible-pack projects
Where this machine sits in a sealing or flexible-pack project
LU‑TBXP1 Flat Surface Sucker Feeding Plastic Bag Labeler – Labeling – Variant 2 should usually be compared against the wider project route, not just against similar machine names. Sealing-led projects usually succeed or fail on pack presentation, seal integrity, contamination control and how consistently the finished pack transfers into coding, inspection or secondary packing. The best shortlist normally starts with the bag or pouch style, film or laminate choice and required seal quality rather than the machine label alone.
This page is strongest when it is used alongside the broader sealing, pouch and integration routes so the final shortlist reflects both the sealing step and the way the finished pack moves through the rest of the operation.
Define the pack material, seal style and any print or coding requirement on the finished pack.
Check how product presentation before sealing affects seal quality and contamination risk.
Review downstream handling, date coding, labelling or case packing before confirming the equipment route.
Useful commercial checks before you shortlist or request a final quotation.
Shortlisting lu‑tbxp1 flat surface sucker feeding plastic bag labeler – labeling – variant 2 is usually about more than the base machine price. Buyers normally need to confirm container presentation, label format, coder needs and changeover range, then check how that scope fits the wider line, labour model and growth plan.
When comparing this option commercially, ask whether quoted performance is based on your real product and pack, what change parts or feeding equipment are required, what utilities still need confirming and whether installation, FAT, commissioning or aftercare sit inside the same budget.
Confirm the exact product and pack format the quote is based on.
Check output assumptions, changeover expectations and operator involvement.
List any utilities, footprint, guarding or line-interface constraints on site.
Confirm whether FAT, delivery, commissioning, training or spares support are included.
