Robot Pallet Wrapper is built for efficiency and safety.
June 15, 2011 -
With height-adjustable mast to facilitate movement through warehouse, GW-4100 handles up to 37 loads/hr and accommodates loads up to 6 ft 11 in. high. Design promotes product protection, wrapping consistency, and employee safety while reducing waste and time. Along with automated wrap-up/down cycle, features include film cutter, push/pull mushroom emergency stop button, and safety contact edge. Carriage is optimized for GaleWrap-oriented film, and tension adjusts electronically.
Original Press release
GaleWrap
1320 Leslie Drive
Douglasville, GA, 30134
USA
GW-4100 Robot Pallet Wrapper
GaleWrap introduces the new GW-4100 Robot Pallet Wrapper with height-adjustable mast for easy movement throughout a warehouse. Used with GaleWrap-oriented film to eliminate load failures, this robot pallet wrapper offers better product protection and wrapping consistency, less waste, time and cost savings along with improved employee safety.
The GW-4100 handles up to 37 loads/hour and features a telescoping mast for accommodating loads up to 6 feet 11 inches high. The arm never needs maintenance. Other features include a fully automated wrap-up/down cycle, built-in film cutter for safety at completion of the wrap cycle, push/pull mushroom emergency stop button, simplified control panel functions and a safety contact edge. The carriage is optimized for GaleWrap-oriented film and tension adjusts electronically from the control panel.
GaleWrap Oriented Film and Equipment offer increased wrapping productivity, enhanced employee safety, improved load containment and lower total pallet wrapping costs. GaleWrap markets GaleWrap® Oriented Film and Oriented Equipment as an alternative to conventional hand wrapping as well as Yellow Jacket brand equipment and services.
For more information, contact GaleWrap, 1320 Leslie Drive, Douglasville, GA 30134. Phone: 866-425-3727, Fax: 770-489-7511. Website: www.galewrap.com, www.yellowjacket110.com, E-mail: mklear@galewrap.com.
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