Labelling
Centrally-managed label templates, printed on the line.
A typical labelling station — the Robot terminal posts a minimal label request identifying its station and the packer (from the RFID key port). The server already knows what fruit specification is dropping at that bay (from the sorter / sizer currently feeding the station), looks up the cultivar, batch, and customer, builds the label content, captures the packer-incentive record, and dispatches the print job to the label printer. The printed label is applied to the carton on the line.
Automated labelling solutions
Precision labelling for high-volume fruit packing — the SCADA & IOT Server (or a third-party server) generates variable-data labels live from the station's current sorter / sizer drop and the packer identified at the RFID key port. Robot terminals at the station only request labels; everything else — fruit specification lookup, packer-incentive recording, and the print job — happens on the server.
Carton labelling
- Server-resolved content — cultivar, batch, customer derived from the station's current drop
- RFID packer ID captured at the key port, written into the incentive record
- Robot only requests — minimal traffic on the line, no per-carton config
Pallet labelling
- Large-format labels for pallet identification and tracking
- Barcode and QR codes for logistics and ERP integration
- Weatherproof stock for cold storage and transport
Label verification
- Vision-based presence detection
- Barcode read-back to verify accuracy and contrast
- Print-quality control with automatic reject
Integration
- Robot ↔ Server — terminals post label requests over HTTP / JSON
- Server ↔ Printer — the server spools labels directly to the printer; printers are not wired to the Robot
- Centralised template management — change a label format once, apply across the site
Why our labelling
Distributed operation
One printer is shared across one or two adjacent packing stations — no queuing, no delays, full line throughput sustained.
Server-driven content
The server resolves cultivar, batch, and customer from the station's current sorter drop — no pre-printing, no waste on changeovers.
Easy maintenance
Quick-change label rolls and minimal downtime for media swaps.
Packer incentives
Every printed label captures the packer ID and station — feeding the incentive scheme automatically. Full audit trail in the SCADA server.