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Label Feeder Online Q&A

Ask about model selection and use by placement machine brand, label size and tape width. Questions outside our published material are handed to a human.

Answers come from Baxida published product material. Specifications follow the model page and the engineering review.

FAQ

Which label feeder fits my placement machine?

The model prefix names the machine group: LFFUJI for FUJI NXT, LFJUKI for JUKI KE700 / KE2000 / FX / JX / JM, LFPANA for PANASONIC NPM / CM602 / CM402, LFYAMAHA for YAMAHA YS and YV, LFSUMSUNG for Samsung (Hanwha) SM / SME, LFSID for ASM D series and for the standard upper-screen body, LFSIX for ASM X series. The number after the dash is the widest label the model takes, in millimetres. See the full model list.

What is the widest label a feeder can place?

2 mm to 248 mm across the range, model by model. The standard upper-screen body goes furthest: LFSID-250S reaches 248 mm label width with up to 14 columns. A model takes any label up to its stated limit, so one unit covers every job inside that width.

Does the feeder work if the placement machine does not talk to it?

Yes. The feeder can present labels on its own sensor without any signal from the machine: set the feeding signal to off in the feeder menu and it feeds whenever the label table is empty. If the machine wants a present-or-absent signal, the yellow wire carries the material signal; if the machine wants to drive the feed, the green wire carries the feeding signal and the machine supplies a 0 V pulse.

What power supply does the feeder need?

DC 24 V. The supply must be able to deliver more than 2 A. The datasheet figures of 80 mA average and 1 A peak describe consumption, not the supply rating — sizing a supply on the average figure will brown out on every feed cycle.

What reel sizes does it take?

Bore 76.2 mm and outer diameter 200 mm as standard. Other reel sizes can be made to order.

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