Semi-Automatic Stretch Wrapper handles loads up to 4,400 lb.
April 20, 2011 -
Designed to handle loads up to 48 x 40 x 87 in., Combi SW-10 is manufactured with manual mechanical core braking film tensioning system that facilitates threading of film. Control panel and photo eye offer soft start and fix stop for precise control. Measuring 65 in. in diameter, chain-driven turntable provides rotational speed of 15 rpm. Belt-driven film carriage, operating on ½ hp motor, accommodates 20 in. roll width and core diameter of 2-3 in.
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Original Press release
Combi Packaging Systems LLC
5365 E. Center Dr. N.E., P.O. Box 9326
Canton, OH, 44721
USA
Combi Offers Affordable, Semi-Automatic Stretch Wrapper
CANTON, Ohio - Combi's commitment to supplying affordable solutions is exemplified in the newly offered SW-10 Stretchwrapper. Manufacturing and competitive challenges drive customers to continue to require more affordable packaging equipment with ever-expanding performance. With basic components and requiring no formal installation, this simple to operate pallet wrapper is guaranteed to boost productivity.
The Combi SW-10 semi-automatic pallet wrapper is an easy to operate machine that is logically inexpensive. The SW-10 is designed and manufactured with a manual mechanical core braking film tensioning system that simplifies threading of the film. The simple control panel and photo eye offer soft start and fix stop for precise control. Contributing to its affordability, the column is hinged and reclines for shipping, allowing for minimal shipping costs.
Combi Packaging Systems LLC is a leading U.S. manufacturer of end-of-line packaging equipment, with more than 32 years' problem-solving experience with case erectors, case sealers, tray erectors, case packers, ergonomic hand-packing stations, and case-labelers. Combi Packaging Systems LLC was formed as a joint venture between 3M and The MJ Maillis Group in 1999.
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