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Important Note: For bottles with a neck, such as soda, beer, or wine bottles, only one
container guide can be used. Move the unused container guide to the far right or left
side of the labeling area. For cans or other containers that do not have a tapered neck,
both container guides can be used, if desired.
6. With the container in place, move the container pressure arm right or left until it is
roughly centered on the container. Push down on the arm until the roller on the end
of the arm touches the container. Remove the container. Push down the arm
approximately 1/2 inch more. Attempt to place the container back on the rollers. The
goal is to easily be able to place the container, yet still have sufficient downward
pressure on the container. This downward pressure is more important for smaller,
lighter containers such as pill bottles. The container pressure arm is optional for
heavier containers such as wine bottles.
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