Hi Mitzie. Thank you for your question, I can understand the confusion. This is a front and back Labelling Machine, the video is only demonstrating the setup of one side of the machine (right hand head). The settings for the other side or the left-handed head are identical settings. This is just a quick overview of a set up. I have a link to another video showing a front and back applying both labels at the same time (time 1.37): kzfaq.info/get/bejne/ms2oqq592MvOeWg.html The machine in the video linked above has a hot foil printer attached to the left-hand head. There are a few ways of applying dates to labels; hot foil, thermal printers or inkjet printers, any of these machines can print dates directly on to your labels on the labelling machine. Hope this helps

Once they find one flaw, they'll start to scrutinize every label.

Hi Addy. The gap in the labels should be the same and not uneven. Depending on the labelling machine and the way the gap sensor is working, this could have an affect on the label position on the dispensing edge. The best way to check this is to watch the label overhang on the dispensing edge. If you see the label overhang varying length with the changing gap this will have an affect on label position on the product.

The labelling heads have the stepper motors fitted. They are used to drive the labels

Yes this machine would be suitable. We currently have one in stock: www.sc-packaging.com/scpackaging/Precision_Labelling_Systems_Labelling_Machine.html

Label speed ? When it’s feeding out or bottle tipped to one side. Is it being rolled on or tamped on with a vacuum mouthpiece applying it ? We used a lot Avery labelers to apply the label besides the tronics front and back labels. If your label is clear or a high gloss. I’d always roll the labels on. I could either Deboss the code or use a lazer coder depending on whether the plastic compact would accept it

Hi MDKAMAL depends what you mean when you say how much money to industry cost? Depends on the industry depends on the machine.