Select a stretch wrapping machine by the shape of the load and how it can move during wrapping. A turntable rotates a pallet, a mobile robot travels around a stationary load, and an orbital wrapper applies film as a long product passes through a ring.
Compare these three featured routes before selecting a model. Pallet dimensions, stability, weight, film specification and the available loading area matter alongside the target output. For long products, include the cross-section, length and conveyor support requirements.
Bring the machine to a stationary pallet when moving the load to a fixed wrapping point is inconvenient.
Listed minimum load footprint: 600 × 600 mm; minimum wrapped-load weight: 100 kg.
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Wrap pipes, profiles, boards and similar long products through a conveyor-fed rotating ring.
Select the ring opening and conveyor layout around the product cross-section and support needs.
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A fixed wrapping station for stable pallet loads that can be placed on a turntable.
Listed maximum load: 2000 kg; standard wrapping height: 2000 mm, with height customization.
View machine specifications →| Load and handling | Route to compare | Key selection checks |
|---|---|---|
| Stationary pallet; machine moves to the load | Robot wrapper | Floor condition, travel clearance, load stability and minimum load limits |
| Long profiles, pipes, boards or bundles | Orbital wrapper | Cross-section, ring opening, support points and conveyor arrangement |
| Stable pallet handled at a fixed station | Turntable wrapper | Pallet footprint, weight, wrapping height and loading method |
Record both the smallest and largest loads you expect to wrap. A load that fits geometrically still needs suitable support and stability during the cycle. Explain whether loading uses a forklift, pallet truck or conveyor, and show the space available for approach, machine operation and unloading.
Film selection and wrapping settings should suit the required package. Include film width and thickness, required coverage and top or bottom reinforcement. The KPW-TP1650F lists powered pre-stretch up to 250% as standard; that figure is a machine setting capability and is not a guaranteed percentage saving in film use.
Start with how the pallet can be handled. A robot travels around the stationary load; a turntable requires placing and rotating the load on the machine. Compare dimensions, stability, floor conditions and loading access before choosing.
No. The KPW-Z4510 page lists a minimum 600 × 600 mm footprint and a wrapped-load weight of at least 100 kg. Height, stability, floor condition and operating clearance must also suit the application.
The featured orbital machine is for long products moving through a rotating ring. Its selection depends on the product cross-section, support and conveyor layout. It should be assessed separately from a pallet-turntable application.
No. Travel speed, ring speed and turntable speed describe different machine movements. Finished output also includes loading, wrapping turns, reinforcement, film completion and unloading.
Send the actual load height, required film coverage and available clearance. The robot and turntable pages list different standard and optional heights; the selected mast configuration must be confirmed for the application.
Send dimensions, weight, load photos, film specification, desired output, loading method, available space and local power supply.
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