DIGI Europe is leading the way for
High Speed Weigh Price Labelling
DIGI Europe Ltd (DEL), resides in the industry
town of Haverhill, Suffolk, supplying the indus-
trial food processing market with high quality
Weigh Price Labelling machines.
DEL opened their doors in 1989, after a previ-
ous venture with Herbert Retail, however the
wholly owned subsidiary of Teraoka Seiko has
made its mark amongst the large Weigh Price
Labelling giants and is now recognised as a
world leading manufacturer and supplier of
high end equipment.
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DIGI machines are found across the globe, in all
continents, with local distributors and subsid-
iaries actively selling in all food type environ-
ments, including red meat, poultry, bakeries,
ready-made meals, fish, and dairy.
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This year, DEL has proudly demonstrated its
new ultra-high-speed model, the HI-700 HS, at
a variety of exhibitions and is excited by the
reception the it has received from the market.
The new sleek design, boasts speeds of up to
140 packs per minute and looks to become a
highly sought-after solution within the next
coming years.
As the marketplace expands and reaches out for
faster and effective production lines, the HI-HS has
ensured that DIGI keeps up with the demand and
continues supplying equipment to compliment the
customer’s requirements.
During DIGI Europe’s research and development of
the machines, they have made the appropriate
changes to the aesthetics and mechanics, to allow
for faster and smoother applications.
These changes include alterations to the Concave
Shoe labeller applicator which allows different
shaped labels to be blown accurately onto the packs.
The side frames are now manufactured in a square
format to ensure the conveyor decks sit perfectly
in-line, giving a smoother pack transfer. Also, a newly
designed latch release system on the conveyor mean
that the decks can be easily unbuckled and lifted for
maintenance and cleaning purposes.
In addition to adaptations, DIGI has designed new
powered pack guides to index the pack at high
speed, ensuring the pitch is set correctly when
running over 120 packs per minute.
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