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SP SERIES
The SP Series equipment is extremely versatile. These systems are ideal to wrap display items, products for storage, and fragile goods for shipping.
The cycle is completely automatic, and also includes an automatic film cut-off system. The operator simply loads the skin board with the product, then activates the start button. Once the product has been skin-packed, the board is manually pulled out and the film is automatically severed with a hot wire. Manual infeed and outfeed tables are included as standard features.
All motions and functions on the machines are coordinated by PLC control panel with an operator interface touch screen (includes built-in diagnostics and password protection).
Heater: Impulse Heater System with Quartz Tubular Elements
Structure: Heavy gauge steel tube construction.
SP/IR Series
SP/IR Series
The SP/IR Series machines have the same basic features and sizes as the SP Series, with the exception of the heating system. This Series features an automatic Retractable Heater System with Ceramic Infrared or Radiant Panels, regulated by zone control(s) to provide precise heat distribution. This heating system increases productivity even with heavy film.
Standard Features include:
- Vaccum System using Turbines
- Film Cut-off System
- Manual infeed and Outfeed Tables
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Optional Features available:
- Blister Forming Cycle with Vacuum Pump and Tank
- Automatic Clamping Frame Open/Close
- Automatic Template Infeed System (as per ASP Series)
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| Model |
| Maximum Card Size |
18" x 24" |
24" x 30" |
24" x 36" |
30" x 36" |
30" x 48" |
| Maximum Product Height |
10" |
| Working Pressure |
80 PSI |
| Air Consumption CF / Cycle |
0.37 |
0.60 |
| Electricals |
220/3/60 |
| Amps |
32 |
45 |
63 |
70 |
85 |
| Vaccum Turbine (100 CFM each) |
1 |
2 |
3 |
4 |
| Dimensions |
Length (including infeed / outfeed tables) |
83" |
101" |
119" |
153" |
| Width |
32" |
38" |
44" |
| Working Height |
40" |
| Weight (approx) |
450 lbs |
500 lbs |
550 lbs |
600 lbs |
650 lbs |
Custom sizes are quoted on request.
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