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To see similar machines, stop by http://products.arpac.com/viewitems/shrink-bundling-multipacking/horizontal-shrink-wrappers

The HCF SERIES intermittent motion horizontal shrink wrapper is ideal for overwrapping large industrial products where full enclosure is required. Reaching speeds up to 15 packages per minute, the HCF SERIES wrapper operates on-demand as product is placed on the infeed conveyor. Product is then conveyed through a film forming head which engulfs the product in film while creating a bottom overlap seal along the length of the product.

Machine Features
• Heavy-duty rugged tubular frame construction designed for high durability and around-the-clock operation
• Laser cut and CNC machined components for maximum precision and strength
• Powder coat finish that provides a durable scratch resistant surface and prevents corrosion
• ARPAC designed rack and pinion seal carriage
• Allen-Bradley® programmable logic controller
• Allen-Bradley® PanelView 600Plus operator interface with color touchscreen, message display and self-diagnostics
• Self-contained vacuum system
• Vacuum belt
• Standard horizontal and vertical cross seal
• 8″ seal bar opening
• 17″ wide seal bar
• Static bottom seal
• Guards and control box doors are electrically interlocked
• Relaxed film tension at cross seal
• Needle wheel film perforator
• Missing product detection
• Low film alert
• NEMA 12 main electrical cabinet and controls
• Central point lubrication simplifies preventive maintenance

OPTIONS
• Variable speed discharge conveyor (for bunching)
• Belted infeed
• Seal jaw bridge
• Extended flighted infeed
• Stainless-steel construction (HCS37)
• Application specific infeeds
• Print registration capability
• Thermal bottom seal
• Static/thermal bottom seal
• Hot air bottom seal (for polyethylene film)
• Easy open film perforation system
• Hole punch
• Paper feeders
• 460VAC, 3PH, 15A
• Variety of “Quick-Connect” infeed systems

APPLICATIONS
• Multipacks
• Games
• Food products
• Mailers
• Spray cans
• Light bulbs
• Cosmetics
• Print applications
• Paper products

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