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Shrink wrap machine/Wrapping machines are automated packaging equipment widely used in the food, pharmaceutical, daily chemical, and publishing industries. Their core feature is the use of flexible packaging materials (such as film, paper, and aluminum foil) to completely wrap the product, forming a tight and aesthetically pleasing package.

The following are the main features of shrink wrap machine/wrapping machines, explained from different perspectives:

All-round Wrapping: Unlike bagging machines, wrapping machines typically supply film from the bottom or side of the product. A folding mechanism then folds the packaging material around the product in three dimensions, wrapping multiple sides (commonly three to six sides).

Multiple Wrapping Forms: Depending on product requirements, different wrapping styles can be achieved, such as pillow packaging (folded at both ends), folded packaging (e.g., cigarette boxes, chocolates), twisted packaging (e.g., candy with twisted ends), and shrink packaging (tightened in a heat shrink oven after wrapping).

Modular Design: Modern wrapping machines typically employ a modular structure, facilitating component replacement to adapt to products of different sizes and shapes and packaging materials, offering high flexibility.

High Automation and High Efficiency: Fully automated processes including feeding, wrapping, sealing, cutting, folding, and output, with high operating speed (tens to hundreds of packages per minute), significantly improving production efficiency and saving manpower.

Stable Packaging Quality: Machine packaging ensures consistent appearance for each product, with neat folds, secure seals, and high aesthetic appeal, avoiding the inconsistent quality of manual packaging.

Excellent Sealing and Protection: Through heat sealing or cold sealing, excellent sealing effects are achieved, preventing dust, moisture, and spillage, extending product shelf life (especially for food).

Saving Packaging Materials: Compared to manual packaging, wrapping machines can reduce material waste and lower packaging costs by precisely controlling film length and tension.