Bopp Labelling Machine

Packaging industry experts would answer the question with a technical term: biaxially oriented polypropylene. That's a fancy name for a type of plastic. "Biaxially oriented BOPP" means manufacturers stretch the plastic film in two directions during its production.

BOPP stands for biaxially oriented polypropylene, a thermoplastic polymer that's used to make labels and stickers. A BOPP Labeling machine is a machine that automatically applies BOPP labels to products. 

BOPP labels are often used in the packaging industry because they are durable, water resistant, and can withstand high temperatures. BOPP is produced by cross-linking two propylene molecules with a chemical compound called di-(2-propen-1-ol) adipate (DA). 

Some features of a BOPP Labeling machine Include:

• High precision: Labels bottles accurately
• Efficient operation: Labels quickly to increase production speed
• Versatile applications: Can label a variety of bottle sizes and shapes
• User-friendly controls: Simple interface for easy operation
• Durable construction: Built with high-quality materials for long-lasting performance
• Low maintenance: Designed for minimal upkeep to reduce downtime
• Energy efficient: Optimized to consume less energy while maintaining high output
• Compact design: Space-saving design that integrates easily into existing production lines