BestFeeder builds four product lines. Three of them supply or apply labels; the fourth is built to a project brief.
| Product line | What it does | Published models |
|---|---|---|
| Label Feeder | Reel-fed label supply unit that mounts on the placement platform | 31 |
| Sheet Label Feeder | Sheet material from a backing-paper magazine, no reel | 3 |
| Labeling Machine | Offline labeling stations: multi-head vision and single-head robotic arm | 2 |
| Non-standard Automation | Labeling, assembly and inspection stations built to order | made to order |
Which line fits
If the label has to land on a board that is already running through a placement machine, the answer is usually a label feeder: it takes a feeder slot and the label is placed with the components. If the material is die-cut sheet rather than reel, the sheet label feeder handles it. If the labeling happens away from the placement machine — a separate cell, a packaging line, a sub-assembly — the labeling machine line covers it. Anything that does not fit a catalogue goes to the non-standard line.
How to read the model tables
Label feeder models are named LF<brand>-<maximum label width>. A LFFUJI-100 therefore fits
FUJI machines and takes labels up to 100 mm wide; LFSID-250S is the standard upper-screen
structure and reaches 248 mm. Structure variants carry a letter suffix: S for the standard
upper-screen body, M for the mini body, and L / R for left or right loading.
Dimensions are the feeder’s own outer envelope, not the space it needs on the platform.