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Application in Product Labeling: Benefits, Challenges, Key Components and Technologies: A review Adewale, David; Okediran, Iliyasu Kayode; Idris, Musibaudeen Olatunde; Oyewo, Abideen Temitayo; Adefajo, Abdulhafiz Ademola
Borobudur Engineering Review Vol 5 No 01 (2025): Sistem Proses Industri
Publisher : Universitas Muhammadiyah Magelang

Show Abstract | Download Original | Original Source | Check in Google Scholar | DOI: 10.31603/benr.v5i01.12460

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The automation of product labeling has emerged as a critical advancement in manufacturing, enhancing efficiency and precision in packaging processes. This paper provides a comprehensive review of the application of automation in product labeling, focusing on the significant benefits and technological advancements that have transformed the labeling process in modern production environments. The study begins with an overview of the production line and explores how automated labeling systems integrate with other automation technologies to enhance efficiency, accuracy, and flexibility. Key components and technologies, such as vision inspection systems, robotics, and smart labels, are examined in detail, highlighting their role in ensuring precise and consistent labeling. The paper also addresses the challenges and considerations involved in implementing and maintaining automated labeling systems, including integration with existing machinery, maintaining accuracy, and regulatory compliance. In conclusion, the review underscores the significant advancements driving the future of labeling automation, emphasizing how innovations in artificial intelligence (AI), the Industrial Internet of Things (IIoT), and sustainable practices are poised to further revolutionize the industry and drive new levels of efficiency and precision.
Life Cycle Cost Analysis of Maintenance Approaches for High-Wear Components in PVC Pipe Extruders: A Systematic Review Oyewo, Abideen Temitayo; Olajire, Samson Oludare; Onawumi, Samuel Sunday
Borobudur Engineering Review Vol 5 No 01 (2025): Sistem Proses Industri
Publisher : Universitas Muhammadiyah Magelang

Show Abstract | Download Original | Original Source | Check in Google Scholar | DOI: 10.31603/benr.v5i01.13387

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Screws, barrels, and dies are high-wear parts in PVC pipe extruders; therefore, implementing an efficient maintenance plan to guarantee maximum productivity and reduce overall cost of production in plastics manufacturing. This paper used a systematic review of academic literature (2018–2025) and performed an LCC analysis to evaluate corrective, preventive, and predictive maintenance approaches. The assessable cost factors consisted of labour cost, production downtime, replacement of spare parts, and effect of maintenance on the resource of the component. Further, it was discovered that the corrective maintenance which took a reactive approach had a low first cost but high cost throughout the use of equipment due to repetitive breakdowns and unscheduled downtimes. The application of preventive maintenance, as a way to minimize the risk of dangerous failures, led to moderate costs as a result of possible over-maintenance. CBM self-organized to condition-based monitoring and use of big data allowed for the development of a predictive maintenance strategy, which proved more cost-effective than the other three. The advantages of PM include decreased down time, increased component durability, increased reliability, and overall reduced costs for the system’s life cycle. These findings call for the implementation of preventive measures on the PVC pipe extruder systems to optimize manufacturing and cut costs in the long run for increased reliability of manufacturing processes
Co-Authors Adefajo, Abdulhafiz Ademola Adewale, David Idris, Musibaudeen Olatunde Okediran, Iliyasu Kayode Olajire, Samson Oludare Onawumi, Samuel Sunday