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The alternative. CDA brings a much-needed alternative to the labeler world, from semi-automatic to fully automatic with capsule application.

CDA (Chabot, Delrieu Associés) is based in Narbonne, France, where more than 50 employees build the machines. With options from semi to fully automatic, and technology to apply capsules, they have quite an array, and the prices are competitive.

Compare the Range

ModelTypeSpeedPower / airNotes
Ninette 1Semi-auto, single roll15 BPM110V single phase, no airFront, or front + back from the same roll
Ninette 2Semi-auto, twin roll15 BPM110V single phase, no airFront, or front + back from the same roll
Ninette AutoSmallest linear automatic in its class, 1 or 2 rolls15 BPM220V single phase, 58 PSI airLabel, notch, weld or design detection; clear-label gap detection
EssentialAutomatic labeler with capsule application15 BPM220V single phase, 58 PSI airManual height adjustments; very competitive price
R1000Automatic labeler, capsule dispenser, spinner or oven17 BPM220V single phase, 85–115 PSI airAutomatic height on labeling stations; 50 programs
RegionaleAutomatic labeler, capsule dispenser, spinner or oven25 BPM220V single phase, 85–115 PSI airAutomatic height on all functions; 50 programs
LeaAutomatic labeler, capsule dispenser, dual spinner or oven42 BPM220V single phase, 85–115 PSI airAutomatic height on all functions; 50 programs
SoloLabel only, single roll, cylindrical containers42 BPMBeer cans and small bottles up to a gallon; labels 1/3" to 11.8" tall; automatic height
CDA Ninette 1 semi-automatic labeler
Ninette 1
CDA Ninette Auto labeler
Ninette Auto
CDA R1000 labeler-capsuler
R1000
CDA Regionale labeler
Regionale
CDA Lea labeler
Lea
CDA Solo can labeler
Solo (cans)

Labeling Beer Cans Just Got Easier

The CDA Solo labels cylindrical containers at 42 per minute, from small bottles to one-gallon cans, with automatic height adjustment. More for breweries.

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