Brazilian Beer Uses Taxomatic Labeler

For the first time, the Brazilian beer industry uses a Taxomatic labelling machine with expansion technology to cover the top of the cans. The Krones Group beat the other 50 opponents in the second Innovation Technology Grand Prix at the beginning of the year for this new technology.

Elegant appearance

Sanitary preservation covers use a recyclable aluminum foil. This material is used as a cover film for the cans, and it has a very good decorative effect in addition to keeping the lid clean and hygienic. Aluminum foil can be printed with text and graphics to provide a wide range of possibilities for flexible marketing activities, such as prompting current promotions or events.

In a tunnel, the ultraviolet radiation machine killed 99.8% of the microorganisms in the area above the roof. Cans on a Taxomatic labeler go through a spiral into the canister's star plate entrance. It uses a cold glue that is harmless to food and a special centering bell to lay a layer of aluminum foil on the top cover, and the other turntable gently Rolling and fitting the aluminum foil to the shape of the can.

First applied to Brazilian beer industry

Taxomatic is a compact rotary machine that uses an electrically controlled, rapid, precise height-adjusting device. Other sizes of kits are simple and quick to change. This Taxomatic can top labeling machine can be easily integrated with existing cans.

The first user of the device was the Petropolis Brewery in Rio de Janeiro State. Its [Crysta1] and [Itaipava] beer brands have been printed on cans with hygienic aluminum foil, a common occurrence in the Brazilian retail market. Foil cover labeling not only maintains cleanliness but also can be used flexibly for marketing activities.