Label rewinder Labelmate LD-165-RS — up to 165 mm label width, 6 mm min label length

Labelmate LD-165-RS is a label rewinder engineered for controlled winding of printed labels. Compatible with many desktop and industrial printers, this model supports label rolls up to 165 mm in width and accommodates a minimum label length of 6 mm. The compact unit integrates with label production lines to reduce manual handling and ensure consistent roll formation for storage, inspection, or downstream processing.

Advantages

The LD-165-RS offers reliable tension control and smooth rewind performance to prevent wrinkles and misalignment. Its capacity for 165 mm wide labels and the ability to handle very short labels (6 mm minimum) make it suitable for diverse labeling jobs. The rewinder’s build focuses on steady operation, helping maintain label integrity and speeding up post-print workflow without introducing complex controls.

Suitable for

• Rewinding printed labels from desktop or industrial label printers
• Production lines requiring consistent roll quality for inspection or packing
• Facilities handling short labels down to 6 mm
• Environments where space-efficient rewinding is needed

Key specifications

• Brand: Labelmate
• Model / MPN: LD-165-RS (LMD031)
• Maximum label width: 165 mm
• Minimum label length: 6 mm
• Compatible with: desktop and industrial label printers

How to use

Place the Labelmate LD-165-RS near the label printer’s output and align the paper path so labels feed smoothly onto the rewinder shaft. Mount the printed roll or core on the take-up spindle according to the unit’s instructions, set the rewind direction if applicable, and engage the drive to begin controlled winding. Monitor initial winding to confirm tension and alignment, then run production continuously. For short labels, verify sensor alignment and tension settings to avoid overlap or misfeeds.

Usage recommendations

Use consistent core sizes and ensure labels are free of debris before winding. Check compatibility with your printer’s output speed and adjust placement to minimize slack. Periodic inspection of the take-up shaft and drive components will help maintain reliable, uniform rewinding performance.