Horseshoe label system improves tear strip availability and visibility

The latest "horseshoe tag" tears from the Penn tape system provide consumers with enhanced and easy access to their products and brand owners. When new label printing is combined with tear tapes, it provides an ideal solution for communication at the point of consumption.

Penn's sophisticated full-color printing enables tape information to be added to the package, allowing valuable branding or promotional opportunities to be added to the packaging to help communicate with customers from the inside out. "

After the Payne Development Plan was launched, it was discovered that in many applications, such as the packaging of cookies for packaging, it has been difficult for users to find a seal with the existing label when the design was eventually taped down.

The answer is an innovative new device that reduces the application of larger, U-shaped or horseshoe-to-tape tabs. When the tape is sealed in the package, the exposed area outside the sealed area provides an open protruding feature that is evident to consumers.

The new machine includes two major components, a tooling mechanism and a label storage device. The cutter mechanism, clamps and film cuts applied to the tear strips of the horse shaped like labels 12 mm wide x 20 mm long. Compact structure, the purpose of the pneumatic business unit is the most suitable for packaging machinery. It is available in three sizes (100, 150 and 200 mm) to accommodate different film widths. The tag save function is a small, clever device that prevents the card from being cut off during the main movie. It can be mechanical or pneumatic.

"This new system not only improves the tears, but the highly visible tabs on consumers also attracts attention to the brand and exchanges information on the availability of tape-tape tapes. Brand news, new product information, promotions and competitions, and even Healthy eating tips can be added to the full-color package, a point of consumption for consumers communicating with the brand in an innovative way, "said Simon Wyrdash, head of marketing Payne.