Oil Wine Juice Flat Bottle Labeling Equipment Automatic Sticker Applicator 700W

Custom YM510 high-speed labeling machine with OEM/ODM services. Optional transparent sensor, code printer, ink-jet, feeding turntable, custom guide rails. Tailored for your specific production requirements.

A standard labeling machine addresses standard containers. When your product involves non-standard bottle geometry, specialized label materials, specific production line configurations, or unique regulatory requirements, off-the-shelf solutions fall short. YIMUPACK's OEM and ODM engineering services customize the YM510 platform around your specific needs — from simple optional module selection to complete mechanical and control system tailoring developed through a structured five-phase engineering process.

Not all "customization" means the same thing. YIMUPACK distinguishes three levels:

Configuration (Standard): Selecting from the YM510's available options — transparent sensor, code printer, ink-jet printer, feeding/collecting turntable, 220V vs. 110V power. Each YM510 is built to the customer's configuration; no two are necessarily identical. This is included in the standard ordering process.

Adaptation (Minor Custom): Modifying standard components to accommodate specific product dimensions — custom guide rail profiles for unusual bottle diameters, extended conveyor sections for line integration, custom sensor mounting positions for non-standard bottle heights. These modifications use the standard YM510 platform with application-specific adjustments. Lead time impact is minimal.

Engineering (OEM/ODM): Designing new mechanical, electrical, or software elements specific to the customer's production requirements — custom bottle handling fixtures for unusual geometries, modified labeling head configuration for specialized label applications, integration with proprietary factory control systems, custom HMI screens, compliance with country-specific electrical and safety regulations. These projects involve YIMUPACK's R&D engineering team in a structured development process.

Transparent Label Sensor: For applications using clear-on-clear labels where standard reflection-based sensors cannot reliably detect the label-to-gap transition. The optional sensor uses transmission differential detection calibrated to your specific label material.

Hot Stamp / Thermal Transfer Code Printer: Inline batch coding, date printing, or expiration dating synchronized with the labeling cycle. Hot stamp (heated type + foil ribbon) for simple alphanumeric codes at lowest consumable cost. Thermal transfer (printhead + resin ribbon) for higher-resolution codes including barcodes and 2D matrix.

Ink-Jet Printer (CIJ or TIJ): Non-contact printing directly onto the bottle surface — production dates, lot numbers, or QR codes on glass or plastic, independent of the label. Continuous Ink-Jet for high-speed, small-character coding; Thermal Ink-Jet for lower-maintenance, cartridge-based operation.

Feeding Turntable: A rotating accumulation table that queues bottles and paces them onto the labeling conveyor. The operator loads batches of bottles onto the turntable rather than placing each bottle individually — reducing repetitive motion and enabling one operator to sustain higher throughput.

Collecting Turntable: Receives labeled bottles from the outfeed conveyor and accumulates them for batch collection, eliminating the repetitive motion of picking individual labeled bottles.

Phase 1 — Application Analysis: You provide product samples (bottles of each type, full rolls of each label material) and a detailed description of your production requirements: throughput targets, line layout (if integrating), environmental conditions, regulatory standards, operator language preferences, and any special constraints. Our application engineers assess which YM510 elements apply as-is and which require customization.

Phase 2 — Engineering Proposal: Within 5-7 working days, we deliver a documented proposal including a 3D layout drawing of the configured machine, a specification sheet identifying standard vs. custom elements, a timeline estimate, and a firm quotation. You have a concrete basis for evaluation before any commitment.

Phase 3 — Design and Approval: Upon proposal approval, detailed design proceeds. Custom mechanical components are modeled in 3D CAD. Control system modifications are specified. Any electrical changes are documented in revised schematics. Design review materials are provided for customer approval before manufacturing begins.

Phase 4 — Manufacturing and Testing: The configured machine is built to the approved design. Your actual bottles and labels are used during the 24-hour test. A video of your products being labeled on your configured machine is provided for your approval before crating.

Phase 5 — Shipment and Support: The machine ships in its wooden crate with complete documentation reflecting the as-built custom configuration. Remote commissioning support via video call guides your team through installation and first production.

Q: What is the minimum order quantity for a customized YM510?

A: Single-machine customization is standard for adaptations (custom guide rails, conveyor adjustments, sensor configurations). For deeper engineering projects requiring significant new design, a minimum order of 2-5 units may apply depending on the engineering investment required. Our application engineers will advise transparently on minimum quantities during the proposal phase — many customizations that appear complex can be accomplished with standard-platform adaptations requiring no minimum quantity.

Q: How long does a custom YM510 project take from initial inquiry to shipment?

A: A typical timeline: application analysis and proposal (1 week), detailed design (2-3 weeks), manufacturing and assembly (3-4 weeks), testing with customer products (1 week), crating and shipment preparation (2-3 days). Total: approximately 7-9 weeks from proposal approval to shipment for typical customizations. This timeline is provided transparently in the engineering proposal — there are no surprise delays from uncommunicated engineering challenges.

Q: Will a customized YM510 still be supported for spare parts years after purchase?

A: Yes. Every custom mechanical component is documented with engineering drawings and CAD models filed against your machine's serial number. Custom parts can be reproduced from these records at any time in the future. Standard components (PLC, sensors, motor, VFD, conveyor belt) are unchanged from the standard YM510 and remain available through our global supply chain and the original manufacturers' distribution networks.

Q: Can YIMUPACK apply my company's branding to the machine (OEM private label)?

A: Yes. OEM branding can include: your logo and model designation on the machine exterior, your branding on the HMI startup screen and interface, your company information in the user manual and documentation, and your branding on the shipping crate. Custom color schemes (your corporate colors replacing standard YIMUPACK colors on machine panels) are also available. Compliance labels (CE mark, serial number plate) remain as required by export regulations.

Q: What if the custom solution doesn't perform as expected during factory testing with my products?

A: The machine does not ship until you approve the test video showing successful labeling of your products. If performance doesn't meet the agreed specification during testing, our engineers iterate on the configuration — adjusting mechanical parameters, tuning servo profiles, modifying guide geometries, or redesigning fixtures as needed. The cost of these iterations is included in the project; they are not billed as changes. The testing phase exists precisely to resolve any issues before the machine leaves our factory.

Q: Can YIMUPACK sign an NDA before I share proprietary product samples or production information?

A: Yes, non-disclosure agreements are a routine part of our OEM/ODM process. Product samples and production information shared during application engineering are used exclusively for machine configuration and are not disclosed outside YIMUPACK's engineering team. We respect our customers' intellectual property and brand confidentiality.

Q: What information should I prepare to get the most accurate and rapid custom engineering proposal?

A: The more complete your initial package, the faster and more precise our response. Prepare: product samples (minimum 5-10 bottles of each type, full rolls of each label material), bottle specifications (diameter, height, material, surface finish, cap type), label specifications (material, dimensions, backing paper type and thickness, unwind direction), production requirements (bottles per hour target, shifts per day, days per week), facility details (available space, power specifications, compressed air availability, conveyor height if integrating), regulatory requirements (CE, UL, specific national standards), and language preferences for HMI and documentation.

Q: Does YIMUPACK offer post-delivery modification if my requirements change after I've been using the machine?

A: Yes. If your production needs evolve — new bottle formats, different label materials, higher throughput requirements — contact our support team with the new requirements. We'll assess whether the desired change is achievable through modification of your existing machine and provide a proposal. In many cases, mechanical adjustments (custom guide rails, sensor repositioning) and control parameter changes can accommodate new products without major modification.

Your production requirements are unique. YIMUPACK's OEM/ODM engineering services ensure your labeling machine matches them precisely. Contact us with your product samples and requirements to begin the application analysis process.