Optamate
Robopac

Robot Master Portable Semi-Automatic Stretch Wrapper

The Robot Master portable stretch wrapper's technology and reliability are unmatched in its category. It is an easy-to-use, safe, agile, and compact packaging machine based on Robopac's experience with over 25,000 robots sold worldwide. It is also equipped with technical solutions including a start-cycle siren, a blinker visible during product wrapping, an immediate stop button, and emergency bumpers that ensure high safety levels.

Portable Semi-Automatic Stretch Wrapper
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Key specs
Maximum Load Dimensions
Unlimited L x Unlimited W x 86" or 110" H
Minimum Load Dimensions
24" L x 24" W x 10" H
Film Width
20"
Production Speed
Up to 30 loads per hour

Features & Capabilities

  • New 3.5-inch control panel with color graphic display
  • Move everywhereWith the rudder, operators can easily carry the robot from one point to another without forklifts. Manual movement controls are positioned ergonomically for easy use of the robot.
  • Tracing systemThe tracing wheel safely follows the profile of all pallets, allowing the robot to wrap the product in complete autonomy.
R-Connect is available for this portable stretch wrapper
R-CONNECT READY

R-Connect is available for this portable stretch wrapper

Developed to provide usage and performance data via the cloud, R-Connect puts performance monitoring and optimization at operators' fingertips for Industry 4.0 demands. Informational transparency and remote access help reduce downtime by supporting alarm investigation, parameter adjustments, and prompt response, while actionable insight supports performance, cost savings, and automation.

Spool carriage with mechanical brake on return roller
FRD CARRIAGE

Spool carriage with mechanical brake on return roller

Constant stretch of the film independently of the diameter of the spool. Brake engagement/release device to facilitate hooking the film to the base of the pallet. Auxiliary metal rolls ensure a higher contact surface between film and return roller.

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