Four models, one point of contact
An industrial label printer that fits your production.
You do not choose a label printer for your business on brand name, but on what has to go through it every day. That is why we deliberately keep the range small: four machines that together cover just about every industrial application — from a few hundred labels a day to continuous production, and from ordinary product labels to GHS labelling for hazardous substances. Below you can see at a glance which model belongs in which situation.
- 2,500 – 100,000+Labels per month
- 203 – 296 mmLabel width
- Dye & pigmentBoth ink types
- On requestPrice matched to your volume
What do you print?
All four models
- Best for GHS and high volume
NeuraLabel
NeuraLabel Callisto
The only one in the range that prints BS5609-compliant GHS labels up to A3 width, at 27 metres per minute. For the chemicals industry, outdoor storage and anything wider than 216 mm.
- Volume
- Medium to very high
- Ink
- Pigment (CMYK)
- Best for continuous production
Afinia Label
Afinia Label L901
The workhorse for production that runs on: up to well over 100,000 labels a month, ready to integrate inline in your line and with an exceptionally low ink cost per label.
- Volume
- High — up to 100,000+ a month
- Ink
- Dye (WaterShield optional)
- Best all-rounder
Afinia Label
Afinia Label L801
The same technology and width as the L901, but sized for a medium production. Usually the best balance between purchase price and cost per label.
- Volume
- Medium to high — up to 70,000 a month
- Ink
- Dye (WaterShield optional)
- Best entry-level model
Afinia Label
Afinia Label L502
The entry-level model with an industrial steel build. It is the only one that works with both dye and pigment, so also with BS5609-certified ink for long-lasting labels.
- Volume
- Low to medium — up to 20,000 a month
- Ink
- Dye and pigment (interchangeable)
Compare at a glance
The four models side by side.
Only what decides the choice. The full technical data are on each model’s own page. Tap a column to highlight it.
| Feature | ||||
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Print volume | Medium to very high | High — up to 100,000+ a month | Medium to high — up to 70,000 a month | Low to medium — up to 20,000 a month |
| Use of the label | Indoors, outdoors and chemicals | Indoors; refrigeration with WaterShield | Indoors; refrigeration with WaterShield | Indoors and damp; pigment for more demanding work |
| Ink type | Pigment (CMYK) | Dye (WaterShield optional) | Dye (WaterShield optional) | Dye and pigment (interchangeable) |
| Label material | Paper, PP and PE — BS5609 material too | Inkjet-coated paper and synthetic | Inkjet-coated paper and synthetic | Inkjet-coated paper and synthetic |
| Typical application | GHS and hazard labels, wide format | Roll-to-roll and inline production | Product and retail labels, private label | Short runs, shipping and product labels |
| Price | On request | On request | On request | On request |
| To the product page | View model | View model | View model | View model |
Service
How maintenance & repair works.
Buying a printer is one thing; knowing who picks up the phone when it jams is another. At Aladin Code that is always the same person — the one who installed the machine at your premises.
- 01
You report the fault by email
You report a fault via info@aladincode.com. You get a quick reply with a direct phone number, so that we can go through it together straight away — no ticketing system or queue, you speak to the person who installed your machine.
- 02
We look at it remotely first
On the phone we ask targeted questions, and with a few photos via WhatsApp we often already know where it is going wrong. Some faults resolve themselves that way, without a call-out.
- 03
Repair on site or in our workshop
If it can be solved at your premises, we come out. If the machine has to come with us, you get a replacement so your production keeps running. Most common parts are in stock, so it is often quick.
- 04
We follow up and come back if needed
A few days later we call to hear whether everything is running as it should. If it is not, we come back until it is.
- Response time
- Usually on site within 2 working days — sooner when your production is at a standstill
- Cost
- Based on hours worked plus travel, no fixed fee up front
- Preventive maintenance
- Recommended yearly: we then replace anything showing wear as a precaution
- Condition
- We maintain and repair the machines you bought from us
Report a fault or schedule maintenanceYou will hear from us with a direct number.