Durability record
After almost 20 years in
service, the last of six 1992
vintage Logopak print-apply
case labelling machines is
being replaced at convenience
food manufacturer
Symington’s in Leeds, creating
a new durability record for t

After almost 20 years in
service, the last of six 1992
vintage Logopak print-apply
case labelling machines is
being replaced at convenience
food manufacturer
Symington’s in Leeds, creating
a new durability record for the
German-built machinery.
“A service life of 12-15
years is quite common for
Logopak print-apply
machines, but the extended
life obtained by Symington’s is
a record and also reflects the
consistent maintenance from
the company’s in-house
engineering team,” says
Logopak sales director
Howard Jagger.
The old Logopak 806 case
labellers – among the first
integrated, purpose designed
print-apply machines to be
built – are now being phased
out and replaced with
Logopak’s new state-of-theart
515 machines, able to
provide the higher speeds
required as well as full
networking and selfdiagnostic
facilities.
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