A printer for label printing includes a cutter to cut a continuous label after printing at a position inside of the surface with respect to the outer case of the printer. A separation sensor is disposed between the cutter and the thermal head. A sheet detection sensor is disposed downstream of the cutter in the feeding direction. The sensors are mounted in two stages on a common circuit board. The circuit board is disposed vertically along the feeding direction of the continuous label within the region where a cover-open button to open an opening and closing cover of the printer is disposed.

A tag installer for a baler implement includes a housing having a wall defining a baling chamber. The tag installer includes a retractable member having a tooth portion rotatably moveable about a member rotation axis between an installation position and a tag loading position. When in the installation position, the tooth portion is positioned to extend through an opening in the wall and penetrate a bale within the baling chamber. When in the tag loading position, the tooth portion is withdrawn from the baling chamber. An member actuator selectively rotates the retractable member about the member rotation axis. A dispenser holds a plurality of identification tags so that the tooth portion may engage and move a respective one of the identification tags through the opening and into embedded engagement with the bale when moving from the tag loading position into the installation position.

A labeling machine that comprises elements for entraining a tape along an advancement path with respect to a cutting device that has at least one blade adapted to cut the tape in order to obtain labels, the blade being arranged laterally spaced apart with respect to the advancement path of the tape, elements for redirecting at least one portion of the tape from the advancement path being also provided which are adapted to move such portion with respect to the advancement path of the tape in the direction of the blade in order to allow the blade to cut the tape at the aforementioned portion.

A labeling machine that comprises elements for entraining a tape along an advancement path with respect to a cutting device that has at least one blade adapted to cut the tape in order to obtain labels, the blade being arranged laterally spaced apart with respect to the advancement path of the tape, elements for redirecting at least one portion of the tape from the advancement path being also provided which are adapted to move such portion with respect to the advancement path of the tape in the direction of the blade in order to allow the blade to cut the tape at the aforementioned portion.