From the MT-50 desktop round bottle labeler to the MT-860 double side machine — 11 manual and semi-automatic models for small batches, labs and startup factories. Electric options run without compressed air, and every unit is trial-tested on your real containers before it leaves our factory.
Place the container, press the pedal, get a straight, bubble-free label. The MT series covers round bottles, flat and square containers and tapered shapes (model-dependent), grouped into three tiers below.
The entry point of the MT range — the lowest investment per machine, and the fastest way to move from hand-labeling to consistent output.
When your product needs more than a basic front label: full wrap-around coverage, high-precision flat application or fold-over sealing — still operator-loaded, still at semi-automatic investment level.
Need the same job done inline? The automatic T962 double side machine takes over at production volume.
* Tapered-container compatibility is model-dependent — confirmed during the trial-labeling test.
Unedited footage from our own test floor — real containers, real labels, operator-loaded cycles. Videos load only when you click them, so the page stays fast.
Operator loads the container; the MT-805 wraps the label around the full circumference and presses it down. Speed shown is this configuration — your container will be tested separately.
Only the data we can stand behind. Where a number depends on your container, label or configuration, we write “Contact for spec” instead of a catalog fantasy — the trial-labeling test supplies the real figure.
| Spec | MT-50 · 60 · 130 | MT-190 / MT-190e | MT-801L · MT-807 | MT-803 · 805 · 808 | MT-860 |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Labeling function | Round bottle & flat surface, basic placement | Round bottle front & back (two labels) | High precision round bottle (801L) · high precision flat (807) | Front & back roller flat · full wrap-around · fold-over | Double side — front + back in one loading step |
| Containers | Round bottles, small flat surfaces | Round bottles | Round bottles · flat surfaces | Flat / square containers, round (wrap-around), fold-over packs | Flat, square and oval containers |
| Accuracy class | ±0.5mm standard | ±0.5mm standard | ±0.2mm high-precision class | ±0.5mm standard | ±1mm standard |
| Drive / air supply | Contact for spec | MT-190 pneumatic · MT-190e fully electric (no compressed air) | Contact for spec | Contact for spec | Contact for spec |
| Format | Table top | Table top | MT-801L floor-standing · MT-807 table top | Table top | Contact for spec |
| Labeling speed | From 15 pcs/min, operator-paced — typical ranges: MT-801L / MT-803 / MT-807 20–30 pcs/min, MT-805 15–30 pcs/min, MT-808 1,200–1,400 pcs/hr. The exact rate is measured on your container during the trial-labeling test. | ||||
| Suitable label size | By model: MT-801L L20–300 × W20–230 mm; MT-803 L15–300 × W15–130 mm; MT-805 L15–200 × W20–150 mm; MT-807 L10–50 × W5–100 mm; MT-808 width 40–180 mm; MT-860 L15–300 × W15–175 mm. Label roll core 76 mm — checked against your label roll during the trial-labeling test. | ||||
| Suitable bottle / product size | By model: MT-801L round bottles φ10–150 × H20–300 mm; MT-803 L20–120 × W20–180 × H0.2–75 mm; MT-805 L20–200 × W20–150 × H5–120 mm; MT-807 L10–300 × W20–300 × H5–85 mm; MT-808 wire Ø2–4 mm; MT-860 L50–350 × W20–200 × H50–350 mm. Send your container dimensions; compatibility is verified in the trial-labeling test. | ||||
| Changeover time | [TBC] — operator changeover between container formats, typically minutes-level; confirmed per model. | ||||
| Voltage / Power | 220V 50/60Hz, 140W–660W by model; MT-190 pneumatic requires compressed air, MT-190e runs fully electric without it — electrical spec confirmed with your quote. | ||||
| Lead time | 7–10 days for standard configurations — the fastest category in our range. Custom fixtures: lead time confirmed with your quote. | ||||
Entry-level price does not mean entry-level parts. These component brands are written into every MT specification sheet — ask for the BOM with your quote and check it line by line.
| No | Part | Brand / Origin |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | Product & label photoelectric sensors | SICK · Germany |
| 2 | PLC controller | Panasonic · Japan |
| 3 | Power supply | Mean Well · Taiwan |
| 4 | Stepper motors | Leadshine · China |
Every MT machine ships ready to label out of the crate; the options column is where we adapt it to unusual containers and workbench constraints.
Six situations where an operator-loaded table top labeler beats an oversized line — and where our MT machines run today.
First labeling machine with the lowest entry investment — start labeling immediately and upgrade to an automatic line when volume grows.
Pilot batches and sample labeling on a workbench. MT-190e runs without compressed air, so no airline infrastructure is needed.
Craft drinks, sauces and jars produced in short runs where changeover speed matters more than line speed.
Bottles, jars and flat packs in frequent SKUs — semi-automatic changeover keeps multi-SKU schedules moving.
Trial production and clinical-scale batches where every labeled unit is checked and documented.
Many SKUs, small quantities each — the typical private-label pattern where a table top applicator beats an oversized line.
A semi-automatic labeler is not a line — it is a station. Here is how buyers set it up, verify it, and grow out of it when volume demands an inline system.
The MT series is operator-loaded: place the container, press the pedal, remove the labeled unit. Choose MT-190e if there is no compressed air on site — it runs fully electric.
Send containers and label rolls to our factory. We run them on the exact machine you plan to buy and send the video plus a labeled sample for approval.
Standard configurations leave the factory within 7–10 days of order confirmation, already dialed in for your container and label size.
Above roughly 3,000 units per day, an inline system takes over: T962 for double side, T921 for round bottles. Same factory, same component standards, same test protocol.
The five things that decide whether a semi-automatic labeling machine project goes ahead. Each answer starts with the answer.
Send your containers and label rolls to our factory. We run the trial-labeling test on the machine you plan to buy, you approve the video and labeled sample, then it ships.
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