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COMBINED SHRINK-HOODING MACHINE MOD. FTB 419
It is able to offer the hooding and the heat shrinking of goods stacked on pallets thanks to a single machine, reducing the space of installation. The action of hooding is carried out from a reel of tubolar shrink film and the heat shrinking is carried out by air partially recycled in a stainless steel ring. This machine works with every type of low-pressure gas reducing at the most the waste of energy. There is the possibility of fitting an appliance in that raises pallets allowing the thermoretractile film to fix itself on the lowest part of pallets.
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Bag station (2 models):
501 : for pre-cut pallet covers on rolls. The hood is separated at the perforation.
561 M : for gusseted tubing. Each bag is made at the necessary height (electro-pneumatic sealing and cutting ; motorised film winding down).
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The automatic hooding machine mod. AT53 packs palletized products with tubular heat shrinking film. The hot air release linear gas burners are desigined to work both with methane and propane gas, ( validation number DG2217 BL 0557) released by the German Gas Institute, valid throughout the entire European Community.
The rear part of the machine prepares the bags, while the front part carries out the actual hooding/heat shrinking. The AT53 machine is available with one, two or three coils with tubular film with the same and/or different formats. All functions are managed by a PLC which controls all automatic and manual operations. An operator is needed only to change the film coil.
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Combined Shrink Wrapping
The space-saving Combined Shrink Wrapping Machine is a machine where hood application
and shrinking are carried out in one single unit
Shrinking of the film takes place by means of natural gas, liquid gas or electricity.
The LACHENMEIER gas burners are lamella burners, which ensure an even distribution over the entire burner surface. Furthermore, our burners are individually adjustable, which means that we guarantee an even heat distribution to all four sides of the load in case of variations in product dimension.
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Pallet security with shrink-wrap film has proven its area of application for very heavy shipping units and multiple pallet handling.
The film cover, which becomes very stiff after shrinking, especially in the case of greater film-thicknesses, withstands considerable stress caused by accelerative forces. Möllers has developed film-shrinking technology with many advances since its beginnings and has gained the reputation of a technology leader in this field.
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This process is advised for very unstable loads, weatherproofing requirements and strong storage constraints.
It consists in forming a hood thanks to a sealing process from a film's reel of a big diameter (usually 1 000 mmm) and to dispose it on the load.
With the shrink technology, once the hood has been disposed and the film heated, the hood is being shrinked so that it suits the best the load.
Example of a SHRINK hooder with the COVER-PAL 2000 :
- Working and maintenance ergonomics
- Absolute security
- High flexibility (multiple possibilities of lay-out and sizes )
Example of a gas shrinking frame with the HOT-PAL 2000
- Flawless shrink and flexibility
- Wide performance range
- Working and maintenance ergonomics
- Absolute security
Example of an electric shrinking frame with the HOT-PAL 2300 :
- Increased running safety
- High heat performance
- Excellent shrinking quality
Example of a shrink oven with The RETRA-PAL RPA
- Excellent shrinking quality
- High flexibility
- Low working costs
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High Speed Line - Speed Flex
The Speed Flex operates as the Combi Flex but is divided into a two-step process. In the Hood Applicator, the film hood is automatically applied over the load. Then the load is conveyed into the Easy Flex, where the shrinking takes places.
The shrink lines described above are combined units, but as all our machines have a modular design, each unit can also act as stand-alone machine depending on customer requirements.
The capacity of the Speed Flex is 200+ loads an hour.
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