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IMA Labeling at Interpack 2026
At Interpack 2026, IMA Labeling turns labeling into a strategic lever for performance and integration within the massive IMA Group Hall 17 hub.
Continuous labeling. Zero liner.
No unnecessary stops.
ZERO WindGrip combines linerless Print & Apply technology with a wipe-on application system, applying labels directly onto products as they move along the production line.
Its continuous application principle keeps the labeling process smooth and efficient, while the linerless architecture eliminates backing paper and the need for a rewinder. A simplified label path and more labels on every roll mean fewer roll changes, less operator intervention and longer production autonomy.
Compact and integration-ready, ZERO WindGrip is built for automated packaging and logistics lines where throughput, reliability and uninterrupted product flow are essential.
Keep moving. Keep labeling. Zero liner.
ZERO WindGrip brings linerless technology to continuous wipe-on Print & Apply applications.
Labels are printed and applied directly onto moving products, allowing the labeling process to follow the production flow without unnecessary stops.
With no backing paper, no rewinder and more labels available on every roll, ZERO WindGrip simplifies media handling, reduces routine intervention and helps keep production moving.
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Labels are applied directly onto moving products, supporting continuous labeling without stopping the production flow.
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No backing paper and no liner waste, with a simplified label path and no rewinder required.
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Linerless rolls provide up to 79% more labels per roll, increasing production autonomy and reducing roll changes.
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The wipe-on application process is designed to maintain product flow and support high-throughput automated lines.
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Fewer roll changes and simplified media handling help reduce operator intervention and keep production running.
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Designed for straightforward integration into automated packaging and logistics lines, with a compact architecture suited to continuous-flow applications.
