Fully Automatic Pallet Stretch Wrappers

A fully automatic wrapper wraps a pallet with no operator present. It attaches the film to the load, wraps it, then cuts and wipes the film automatically. It’s triggered either by remote control from the forklift or by pallet conveyor, which feeds, wraps and discharges pallets unattended.

Up to 36 pallets per hour on the turntable machine and up to 55 on the rotary arm. Rate depends on load height and the wrap pattern you specify. Above around 55 pallets per hour you’re into ring wrappers, and above 100 into stretch hooding.

A turntable spins the pallet, which suits stable, regular loads running inline on conveyor. A rotary arm keeps the pallet still and rotates around it — the right choice for very heavy loads, light or unstable loads that shouldn’t be spun, irregular shapes, and oversized pallets.

A mid-cycle applicator does, because the wrap cycle pauses while the sheet is applied. An in-line applicator carries no rate penalty at all. If you need both a top sheet and your full rate, specify in-line at quote stage.

The machine slows and returns the film carriage to home. The operator replaces the roll, attaches the film to the load, and the cycle continues from where it stopped. You don’t lose the pallet and you don’t re-wrap it from the beginning.

Yes. A pallet lifter in the roller turntable raises the load so film can be applied beneath the pallet, locking the load to the pallet. That’s what actually stops loads sliding off the pallet in transit.

Volume is often not the trigger. Above roughly 30 pallets per hour it’s the obvious answer, but plenty of sites below that go fully automatic for accumulation and buffering, to decouple forklift availability from the wrap cycle, or because a robot palletiser upstream makes the whole process unattended.

Yes, and we build the palletisers too — including interfaced E-stops and shared safety and isolation, verified at Factory Acceptance Test. One supplier, one control platform, one point of support when something needs attention.

Yes — ask for opt-in / opt-out wrap bypass. Pre-wrapped pallets pass straight through the wrapper and top sheet dispenser without action, keeping a single-track flow. We’ve built it as an operator push button, as an automated vehicle signal, and as a straight-through path.

Yes. We’ve built interfaces where the vehicle signals wrap-both, wrap-one or no-wrap, with ultrasonic sensing confirming the vehicle is clear before pallets move. The wrapper doesn’t care what delivers the pallet — the interface design is what matters.

6 m ceiling clearance, a 4 m × 4 m access door for delivery, a 3-tonne forklift with 4.5 m lift, a concrete slab suitable for Dyna Bolt fixings, 415V three-phase power at 20A per system, and compressed air at 6 bar and 350 L/min.