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Front-Push Feeders
Rear-Pull Feeders
Sheet Feeders
Roll-On Label Feeders
Cut-to-Length Feeders
Inline Printing Feeders
Carrier Tape Feeders
Taping & Packaging Feeders
Flexible Vibratory Feeders

RED-CMF-S

Short-body feeder

Clean, compact in-line integration

RED-CMF-S

RED-CMF-L

Long-body feeder

Easy roll changeover outside the machine

RED-CMF-L

ARD-CPF-S

Compact short feeder

Maximize layouts in limited space

ARD-CPF-S

ARD-CPF-L

Compact long feeder

Higher roll capacity within the same footprint

ARD-CPF-L

LBP-S

Multi-purpose roll feeder

One feeder handles multiple die-cut materials

LBP-S

RED-CMF

Easy-peel feeder

Optimized for light-release label materials

RED-CMF
Application Scenarios
Front-push feeders are ideal for multi-row, easy-to-peel die-cut roll materials. They adopt a "peel-first, then pick" strategy, delivering high speed, high accuracy and broad compatibility with most film and label substrates.
Feeding Principle
The liner is pulled back over the peel blade. Using the natural release force of the roll, the labels are separated onto a non-stick platform where the pick head can accurately pick them up.
Key Advantages

The peel-first architecture allows multiple rows to be peeled in a single stroke, achieving very high throughput. The mechanism is simple, easy to operate and maintain, and offers a clear cost advantage for most die-cut film and label applications. Feeder accuracy ±0.3mm.

Limitations

Because the web is driven onto the non-stick platform by liner tension while also subject to opposite friction, some materials may exhibit slight position drift after peeling and before pickup.

Required Sizing Parameters

1. Liner width

2. Inner and outer roll diameter

3. Whether a top protective film is applied

4. Individual part size and pitch / array layout

Basic Requirements

• Material should separate cleanly from the liner in a fold-back (peel) test, with no obvious adhesive bleed.

• Liner should preferably be non-elastic PET with a thickness around 0.05 mm for best stability.

• Liner must be free of knife marks; otherwise breaks or delamination may occur during peeling.

• Liner must be splice-free. Reserve at least 500 mm of blank liner at both head and tail; part-to-edge distance ≥ 5 mm; keep at least 2 mm clearance around each individual part.