Labeling Equipment
Why Choose Us
Established in 1968 as a general contracting machine shop, Universal, then called Park Products, designed and built its first labeling machine in 1972. After building labeling machines under the name of another manufacturer, the Universal line came into its own in 1984.
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Bridging the gap from manual to automated Labeling
Universal Labeling Systems is a leading provider of pressure sensitive labeling equipment, which includes standard and made-to-order semi-automatic labeling machinery. All machines are designed, built, documented and supported by a world wide network of authorized distributors. To learn more, go to www.universal1.com. |
Distribution

Interested in becoming an Universal Labeling Authorized Distributor? Learn how your can provide companies with industrial labeling equipment by filling out contact form, or calling one of our Universal Labeling Systems consultants today.
Custom Labeling Systems

We manufacture and deliver a wide variety of product handling and labeling equipment. We are the top labeling company in the US, providing our customers with quality labeling services, and reliability at unbeatable prices everytime.
You Need it, We Have it!

Based on your product and the labeling method you choose, we have a labeling machine designed for you. Now offering over 20 different types of labelers, no job is too big or too small for Universal. View our gallery to see how we can help you.


A new product; a short run market test; a new product shape that is not conducive to traditional product handling automation; these are the issues that confront many production or contract packager organizations. A unique label, marketing’s idea of an eye-catching promotion that cannot be applied to the product using conventional labeling methods; the answer to all of these questions is semi-automatic labeling.
Semi-automatic labeling has traditionally been viewed as a table-top machine that works more like a glorified tape dispenser. Semi-automatic machines were generally designed by the small job shops without a traditional manufacturing process. These labeling machinery builders were generally small organizations, and lax in documentation that included an Operator’s Manual, Spare Parts Lists, and Bill of Materials.
There is a gap in production labeling that can only be filled by the semi-automatic labeling process. The criteria for semi-automatic label production can include any of the following items: