(fssjn at hotmail dot com)Automatic Reel Stretch Wrapping Machine
YP2000F-L 380V/50Hz
1.Machine introduction:
Y Series Reel Wrapper is a machine designed for packing rolls of paper, film, dipped tire cord fabric and similar materials manufactured in reels. It is ideal for reel axial wrapping—across the cylindric diameter then along the longitudinal axis . This packing method can form a cocoon type packing. It is completely Moisture Water & Dust proof packing and protects the products.
2、Technical Parameter
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Roll diameter(mm)
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600-1500
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Roll width(mm)
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500-1800
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Turntable loading(kg)
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2000,max
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Packing efficency
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20-40 rolls/hour
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Dia. of turntable(mm)
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2400mm
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Turntable speed
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0-12rpm
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Turntable height
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460(general)520(auto ejection)
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Electrics
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2.0kw/AC380V
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Machine weight
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1080kg
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Dia. of roller(mm)
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150
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Roller center distance(mm)
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420
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Machine diamension(mm)
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3100*2400*2400
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Air consume
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1000ml/min
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Packing height
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1800mm
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3、Material usage:
Machine is using a standard type of stretch film packaging material for creating a hard to tear,resistance,waterproof cover over the baggage.The film is recyclable.Specification:width:500mm,thickness:20-25 microns,length:1500meters,weight: max:16kg,stretchable,one side sticky,transparent or colored.
4、Main technical data of the machine:
Controls
Omron PLC control system, HMI (Human Machine Interfaces) easy to operate
Wrap times can be preset
Film Tension Control adjustment on the panel
Cycle pause capability
0—12RPM variable turntable speed by frequency changer
Variable roller speed by frequency changer
Safety push-pull emergency stop button
Turntable
2400mm Diameter Structural steel plate
520mm height turntable
Position turntable alignment
Soft start /stop
Heavy duty chain drive
Film Carriage
Powered pre-stretch system up to 250% to min film consumption(Prestretch ratio can be specially made according your requirements.)
Film delivery variable speed by separate DC Drive Motor
Film dancer-bar with variable speed output.
