Semi-automatic Stretch/Shrink Wrapper - Lantech Q250 (USED)

Type

Shrink wrap

Brand

Lantech

Dimensions: Approx. Shipping Weight: - 567 kg (1250 lbs) Size: - 119" L - 67" W - 92" H - 65” (turntable size) - 48” W x 68” L (ramp size) Specifications: Performance - Production Speed Up to 25 loads/hr - Maximum Load Diagonal 72” recommended Maximum Load Height 80” - Maximum Load Weight 3500 lbs. Load Handling System - Turntable Drive 1/2 HP TEFC - Turntable Speed 1-8 RPM - Turntable, Smooth Top 65” Diameter - Turntable Bearing Support 48” Diameter Film Delivery System - Roller-Stretch 30% Average Wrap Force - Variable Control Film Capacity - 10” Roll Diameter Standard Film Width - 20” Film Web Width Electrical Requirements - Machine Voltage 115 VAC - FREQ (Hz): 50/60 - FLA (A) .01 - Largest motor (A) 4.5 Short circuit protection - 5 KA RMS SYMMETRICAL, 115 V MAX - Working condition - Minor Rusting / wear on ramp and metal turntable top **Optional Ramp included** From the manufacturer: • Perfect for wrapping 5 to 10 loads per hour. • Safe and easy to use. • Load with forklift or use optional ramp to load with pallet jack. • Roller Stretch Plus film delivery system outperforms core brake film delivery systems. Hand Wrapping is Dangerous Injuries that occur with hand wrapping are the top of non-fatal workplace injuries, often requiring days off work. Hand Wrapping is Hard to do Well Wrap quality is inconsistent from pallet to pallet. It’s nearly impossible for a human to wrap as well as a machine, every time. Hand Wrapping is Expensive Hand wrapping doesn’t just produce inconsistent film costs, but can cause damage to products in shipment, resulting in rework and strain on business relationships. Similar products with similar specs sell new from $6,000 to $10,000