In Mold Labeling Top Entry Robot

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Paper is printed and made into trademarks. The In Mold Labeling Top Entry Robot is used to pick up the already printed labels and place them in the mold. The vacuum small holes on the mold firmly adsorb the labels inside the mold. When the raw materials of the plastic bottle are heated and droop in a flexible tube shape, the mold with the labels is quickly closed. Air is blown into the hose to make it closely adhere to the mold wall. At this time, the temperature in the entire mold is still relatively high. The solid adhesive of the label that is closely adhering to the shape of the bottle body begins to melt and combine with the plastic bottle body in the mold. So when the mold is opened again, the plastic bottle body takes shape, and the label and the bottle body fuse into one, allowing the beautifully printed trademark to be firmly embedded on the surface of the plastic product. The label and the plastic bottle are on the same surface, giving the impression that there is no label. The color graphics and text are directly printed on the surface of the bottle. This not only makes the label used for in-mold labeling more exquisite, but also improves the label's wear resistance, high-temperature resistance, water and moisture resistance, etc.