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Stretch-Hooding Systems combine the protection of shrink wrap with the economy of stretch wrap for unit loads. Tubular film forms a hood at the top and creates a seal in order to help prevent water damage. Unit can also form sleeve if desired. Completely automatic operation with production up to 100 pallets per hour.
High-performance packaging equipment & inspection systems are our specialty. Packaging equipment offered includes cup & tray filling & sealing packaging machinery (inline and rotary); batch retort and sterilizing machines; can end converting system for making pull-tab, easy-open, peelable can ends.
Known for innovative yet simple packaging machinery, we produce vertical loading & continuous motion place packing systems for packing rigid containers of all shapes & sizes, plus simple & reliable shrink wrap packaging equipment. Our efficient conveyor design greatly improves line performance.
For more than 35 years, Wright Packaging has been buying, selling and rebuilding used packaging equipment, RF-sealers and thermoforming machinery. Inventory includes bagging machines, blister sealers, bundlers, cartoners, case sealers, heat tunnels, labelers, pallet wrappers, shrink wrappers, etc.
OPTIMA USA is the North American representative of the Optima Group, a leading global manufacturer of filling & packaging machines for the paper hygiene, food, pharmaceutical, health & beauty and chemical industries. Sterile & non-sterile filling, freeze drying, combined production & packaging lines.
A laminating machine is used to apply a thin film of plastic lamination on documents, glass, wood, or other materials. Laminate is used for its protective qualities, as well as for its decorative traits. Laminating machines use heat to melt two layers of plastic film together, securing the object inside the protective layers.
Many different sizes and designs of laminating machines are available. For instance, machines can either use sheets or rolls of laminate material. Smaller machines usually use sheets to make name badges, report covers, and to laminate individual sheets of paper. Another type of small laminating machine runs heated rollers over a laminate pouch containing the item to be laminated. Larger machines, like those used in industrial settings, use large rolls of plastic film in order to cover large areas without pause.
Laminate can also be applied to wood, glass, metals, and fabrics. Some fabrics, like those used to make footwear, have a durable, waterproof coating, often made of vinyl. Plywood is often coated with a layer of laminate, as are Formica and various materials used for flooring.
