Labeler Daytona AG60 two-line price gun MX-6600 for 23×16 mm labels, model 1245-uniw

Daytona AG60 two-line price gun MX-6600 for 23×16 mm labels is a compact, handheld labeler designed for fast manual application of price, date or code labels. The unit accepts standard adhesive label rolls and prints two text lines, enabling clear and consistent marking on retail products, inventory items and packaged goods. Its ergonomic form and straightforward mechanism make it suitable for continuous use in environments where speed and legibility are important.

Advantages

The labeler provides two-line printing in a compact body, allowing simultaneous display of price and additional information such as date or product code. Its compatibility with 23×16 mm labels ensures consistent alignment and minimizes label wastage. The handheld design and easy-loading roll chamber reduce downtime during label changes, while the mechanical feed and trigger deliver reliable placement of each label.

Suitable for

• Retail price labeling on shelves and individual products
• Warehouse inventory marking and stock identification
• Batch or date marking on packaged goods
• Small production lines and market stalls requiring manual labeling

Key specifications

• Label format compatibility: 23 × 16 mm
• Printing lines: two text lines
• Device type: handheld manual labeler
• Label feed: mechanical roll feed with trigger actuation
• Body: compact, ergonomic casing for prolonged manual use

How to use

Load a standard roll of 23×16 mm adhesive labels into the roll chamber and thread the label strip through the feed path according to the device diagram. Set the desired text on the two interchangeable type wheels or printing elements, then press the trigger to advance and apply each label. Align the labeler with the target surface and squeeze the trigger evenly to ensure full adhesion. Replace the label roll when empty and check the type wheels periodically for alignment and wear.

Usage recommendations

Use compatible 23×16 mm adhesive labels and avoid exposed surfaces with excessive dust or moisture for best adhesion. Perform periodic cleaning of the feed path and type elements to maintain print clarity. For high-volume tasks, keep spare label rolls on hand to minimize interruptions.