Stroke applicators HQ 4024 for linerless

Labels are applied in real time onto packagings of different heights

- As much as 90 percent savings of compressed air
- Labels applied onto variable heights using one tamp pad

Labels are applied in real time onto packages of different heights.

A spring-mounted tamp pad enables labels be applied reliably even onto inclined surfaces. Three pads are provided for labels as high as 40 mm to 100 mm, 150 mm and 200 mm. Labels may be 50 mm to 105 mm wide in each case.

Labels are sucked by an electrically driven fan. Only the stroke cylinder requires compressed air.

Paket in Ruhe

Accessories

5.14 Unit to regulate compressed air

5.17 Pressure-reducing valve

Stroke applicators	4024 L/R-200	4024 L/R-300	4024 L/R-400	4024 L/R-600
Distance of a package to the bottom of the unit mm max.	135	235	335	535
Package height mm	variable
Alternation in the height of packagesmm max.	100	200	300	500
Direction from which labels are applied	from the top, from below, from the side			from the top
State of a package at the moment a label is applied	at rest
ControlsSensor 1 ControlsSensor 2 ControlsSensor 3	initial / upper end position
	label on tamp-on pad
	labeling / lower end position
Consumption of powerW max.	30
Compressed air bar	4.5
Cycle rate¹⁾ labels/min approx.	30

calculated using a stroke of 100 mm below the unit, labels 40 mm high, a print speed of 100 mm/s

Tamp-on pad, spring-mounted	4024 - 3000 105 x 100	4024 - 3000 105 x 150	4024 - 3000 105 x 200

Label widthmm Label height mm Label thickness mm	50 - 105	50 - 105	50 - 105
	40 - 100	80 - 150	120 - 200
	110	110	110

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Accessories for applicators
- Unit regulating compressed air
  
  4.5 bar default setting
  
  Provided in a left-hand or right-hand design
  
  Delivery includes a fine filter, a pressure control valve with a display, a hose to connect to an applicator's compressed air input and material to assemble the unit to a chassis or bracket.
- How to assemble a compressed air regulation unit
  
  1 Chassis assembly
  
  2 Bracket assembly