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Orion

Flex LPA Low Profile Automatic Portable Stretch Wrapper

Operators no longer need to attach and cut the stretch film. Simply place the pallet load on the machine, and pull a lanyard switch while backing away.

Low Profile Automatic Portable Stretch Wrapper
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The machine will perform the entire wrap cycle automatically without the need for an operator to tie the film tail to the load at the beginning of the cycle, and detach it at the end. This greatly impacts the efficiency of the stretch packaging operation by keeping operators busy with other tasks while the machine is wrapping.

The FLEX LPA Low Profile Automatic system has a 6,000 pound maximum load weight capacity. With an automatic wrap cycle for operator efficiency and a full surround deck to protect the turntable, this wrapping system is meant for the perfect blend of dependability and flexibility.

Industry applications include building and landscaping materials, beverages, and agricultural and produce.

Features & Capabilities

  • Automatic Wrap Cycle for Operator Efficiency
  • 7" IntelleVue color, HD touch screen HMI
  • 15 RPM variable speed w. "soft start"
  • 6,000 lb. maximum load weight capacityOrion's universal base uses a robust ring bearing design.
  • Film saving 260% powered film pre-stretch
  • Automatic force to load for even film tension
  • AC/VFD motors reduce maintenance
  • Forklift portable from front or rear
  • Structural steel frame for durability
  • 63" diameter turntable for loads up to 50" x 50"
  • Max load height 80"- standard, 110"- optional
  • Load with a pallet jack, electric walkie, or forklift
  • Full surround deck for easier loading
  • Precision ring bearing turntable supportWith heavy-duty casters for additional support.
  • 7" IntelleVue HMIUser-friendly, password protected touchscreen controls with up to 9 different wrap recipes.
  • Film Carriage Pre-stretchThe S-Carriage InstaThread Film Delivery System elongates film at a standard rate of 260%, providing the most secure loads at the lowest cost.

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