OPTX S-80 and S-105 Shrink Wrappers
High-Speed, Continuous Motion Film-Only Bundling
Douglas' OPTX™ shrink wrappers excel with flexibility, performance and package quality. Film handling and cutting innovations improve operating tolerance, while shrink tunnel technology simplifies setup for producing durable and appealing packages. Built-in reliability makes it a shrink wrapper that simply performs. OPTX shrink wrappers easily accommodate large size ranges ideal for the food and beverage industries.
This results in less downtime, reduced demand on your workforce and increased productivity. Optimize performance, simplify operation, reduce maintenance and enhance package quality with OPTX shrink wrappers.
Speeds:
OPTX S-80: up to 80 cycles per minute
OPTX S-105: up to 105 cycles per minute
Features
Available as a stand-alone unit or integrated with a tray packer
Simple and repeatable changeovers
Clear or printed film wrapping of trayed product
Single or dual spindle side film stands available for easy film loading and splicing
Shrink tunnels utilizing XACT 360™ Air Control Technology are engineered using computational fluid dynamics, providing laminar air flow and balanced heat distribution that results in optimal durability and visual appeal for every package
Film roller design counteracts wrinkles and overlapping induced by variations in film, improving cutting efficiency and package quality
Film cutting efficiency is designed in delivering operation tolerance and simplicity
Reduced occurrence of uncut film and film transfer issues through the cutter
Film cutting tension assured by proprietary single nip roller and vacuum table designs with edge-to edge film control; reduces missed cuts due to tension loss that can occur in designs with dual nip rollers
Vacuum table provides positive film transfer and control, eliminating the second nip roller and related setup and film transfer issues
High-speed cutting motion provides consistency, tolerance against film variations, and optimized full-sleeve application
Automatic Film Splicing
Servo Driven Wrapping Wands with removable wrapping tracks
Electric or gas powered shrink tunnels