Sixteen container types, matched to the HiPaks machines that label them every day.
Click a bottle to see the machines that label it.
Wrap-around labeling on bottles Ø25–100 mm, the most common container we run.
Inline wrap-around for production lines, conveyor in and out.
±1 mm accuracy · 40–120 pcs/min · Ø25–100 mm
Foot-pedal desktop unit, one operator.
±0.5 mm accuracy · 20–30 pcs/min · Ø10–150 mm
For labels that must sit exactly at one spot on the circumference.
±1 mm · positioning wrap · Ø25–100 mm
Ø10–30 mm small bottles, tubes and ampoules, labeled horizontally at high speed.
Horizontal roll-through for vials, test tubes and small ampoules.
±1 mm accuracy · 100–300 pcs/min · Ø10–30 mm
Bottle sorting and feeding upstream: full line for pharma labs.
Vibratory feeder · coding · collection
Front and back labels on glass: semi-automatic for craft volumes, automatic for lines.
Front & back in one hand-placement (pneumatic or electric).
Front & back · glass and PET · craft volumes
Shampoo, lotion and square-shoulder bottles: both faces in one pass.
One frame that runs square bottles today and round bottles tomorrow.
Double-sided heads plus positioning round-bottle mode.
±1 mm · 60–120 pcs/min · L20–250 mm
Woozy bottles and cones: the label climbs unless the fixture matches the taper.
Custom-machined taper fixture, archived for repeat orders.
±0.5 mm · jig machined in-house
Curved faces need wrap pressure, not a flat slap. Both machines below hold the curve.
Large flat panels: motor oil, chemicals, detergent jugs.
Large-format panels up to L300 mm, both faces.
±1 mm · labels to 175 mm wide
Trigger bottles: front & back around the trigger neck, no twist.
Honey jars, candles, cosmetics: side wrap or top labeling.
Full wrap on glass and candle jars, big and small.
±0.5 mm · tested on Ø60–160 mm jars
Top labels on folding cartons, corner seals on shipping boxes.
Flat top-face labels inline or as a head on your conveyor.
±1 mm · top / top-and-bottom (T936)
Double-head corner labels + date coding on shipping cartons.
Corner wrap · up to 3 heads
Stand-up pouches and poly bags: singled, then labeled flat.
Friction feeder singles each pouch, applies flat, stacks out.
±1 mm · 40–120 bags/min
Tin cans and round tins: glue labeling for wet environments, PSA wrap as the alternative.
Low cost per label on tin cans, proven in a Russian cannery.
Wet glue · round tins
Fold-over flags on wire, cable and even cutlery bags.
Bottom-face labels for cosmetics and food, a custom-fixture specialty.
High-speed beverage lines: OPP roll-fed hot melt cuts label cost per bottle.
OPP roll-fed rotary for mineral water and CSD lines.
12,000–15,000 BPH · ±1 mm · servo feed
Where the cost-per-bottle crossover sits for your volume.
Guide · calculator inside
1. Match the container. The grid above covers every container family we build for: round, flat, square, tapered, jars, pouches, cans, wire, bottoms and full high-speed lines.
2. Confirm it on your bottle. Send samples; we run them on the exact machine class and send the test video back within 48 hours.
3. Get the factory quote. 30/70 T/T, Trade Assurance accepted, 7–10 day dispatch on semi-automatic models.
Bottles that mix features (a square shoulder with a tapered base, or a jar with a bottom label) are our daily work. The custom engineering page shows the jigs we have already machined, and the full selection guide walks the whole decision: container, label, speed, budget.
