Машины для упаковки шлангов и упаковочные машины для труб в пузырчатую пленку

Резюме This video shows a large ring-type wrapping machine at work: a huge coiled product is loaded into the machine’s ring opening, and bubble film is wound around it while a rotating blue drum turns. The footage covers manual loading, machine-assisted wrapping, and final hand-finishing. Specifications, cycle time, and control details are not shown — confirm them with the manufacturer.

Why this video matters for coil and hose buyers

If you ship coiled products — hoses, pipes, cable drums, or wire coils — you already know the packaging problem. A large coil has curved surfaces, a hollow center, and edges that rub during transport. Loose film or a single sheet of bubble wrap rarely survives the trip.

This video shows one practical answer: a ring-style wrapping machine that turns the coil while protective film is wound around it. It is worth watching closely, because it demonstrates the real workflow, not a marketing render — including the parts that are still done by hand.

Что показано на видео

The footage runs in two visible stages, and both are centered on one large machine.

Stage 1 (0:00 – 0:39): machine wrapping with bubble film. A male operator in a light blue short-sleeve shirt stands beside the machine. The machine body is green painted steel с orange safety guards around the rotating area. At the center is a blue rotating drum (a cylindrical rotating part) with a ring-shaped opening. The operator feeds the edge of a very large white roll of bubble film into this ring opening by hand. As the blue component rotates, the film winds steadily around it. Over the sequence, the wrapped layer visibly thickens and gradually covers the orange base area of the drum. Near the end of this stage, the camera moves slightly closer to show the wrapping detail.

Stage 2 (0:39 – end): hand finishing of the wrapped coil. The same machine is now shown with a large, flat ring-shaped workpiece in the center — blue in color, likely a cable reel or a large coil. The operator drapes light blue bubble film over the top of the workpiece, pulls the edges down by hand, and smooths the film so it lies flat over the curved surface. By roughly 0:09–0:12 of this stage the workpiece is fully covered in white bubble film, with the film edges visible at the top. The operator then bends over and presses down on the top of the workpiece, apparently securing or checking the wrap. Stacked cartons are visible in the background, and the operator stands to the right side of the machine.

A “Fhopepack” watermark appears on screen throughout the video.

Работа механизма, шаг за шагом.

Reading the two stages together, the workflow you see is:

  1. Position the coil. The workpiece sits in the machine’s central ring opening, held in place for rotation.
  2. Feed the film. The operator manually introduces the edge of the bubble film into the ring opening against the rotating drum.
  3. Machine winding. The rotating component turns, and film winds evenly around the coil. Rollers and guide devices on the machine help steer and tension the film.
  4. Hand tucking and smoothing. The operator adjusts the film so it covers the surfaces evenly, especially around the ring’s faces.
  5. Final press and check. The operator presses the film down by hand to secure the finished wrap before the coil moves on to the next step (not shown).

This split — machine does the rotation and winding, operator handles loading and finishing — is typical of semi-automatic coil packing. It keeps the labor-intensive turning and winding off the worker while retaining human judgment at the start and end of each cycle.

Заметки о непосредственных наблюдениях

The following is a plain, factual record kept close to the video analysis, with only light grammar editing:

  • The machine body is a green painted metal structure surrounded by orange metal safety guards made of vertical and horizontal bars.
  • A large ring-shaped opening sits at the machine’s center, with a blue rotating cylindrical component used for winding.
  • Multiple rollers and guide devices are fitted to guide and tension the film; an orange drive unit and rollers are visible at the base.
  • The machine is a vertical, upright structure; the operator works from one side.
  • The product in stage 1 is a very large, semi-transparent white roll with visible bubble texture, larger in diameter than the operator is tall.
  • In stage 2, the workpiece is a large, flat blue ring (likely a cable reel or large coil), kept horizontal throughout; no rotation or flipping of the workpiece itself was observed.
  • No control panel, screen, buttons, indicator lights, emergency stop, light curtain, warning signs, or interlocks were observed in the footage.
  • No finished-product output or unloading step was shown; the video ends during or right after wrapping.

Чего не показано в видео

This is just as important for a buyer as what is shown. The footage does не следующие:

  • Rated capacity, maximum/minimum wrapping diameter, or wrapping speed
  • Габариты, вес или занимаемая площадь машины
  • Время цикла на одну катушку
  • Model name, power rating, or voltage/frequency requirements
  • Control method (PLC, touch screen, push buttons — none visible)
  • Сертификаты (CE, ISO или другие)
  • Bubble film thickness or specification
  • Maintenance requirements or wear-part intervals

Рассматривайте все это как «Уточните у производителя» items before you compare quotes. The video demonstrates the working principle; it is not a spec sheet.

Applications this setup suits

Based on the product shapes visible, this machine family fits packaging of:

Тип продукта Match observed in video Typical protection goal
Спиральные шланги Large cylindrical coil wound with film Dust, scuff, and moisture protection
Pipe coils Large ring workpiece covered with bubble film Cushioning and edge protection
Cable reels / drums Flat blue ring in stage 2 Surface protection in storage and transit
Wire and copper coils Similar ring geometry (inferred) Cleanliness and abrasion resistance

Bubble film is the key material here: its cushioning structure is visible in the footage, and it adds амортизация that plain stretch film does not. For long sea freight or rough inland transport, a bubble layer under or instead of stretch film is a common choice for hoses and coiled pipes.

Примечания для оператора и по технике безопасности

The safety measures visible in the video are limited but clear:

  • Orange metal guards surround the rotating area, separating the operator from moving parts.
  • The operator keeps his hands on the film feed only at the ring opening and works from the side of the machine.

What is not visible — emergency stops, light curtains, interlocks — matters. If you buy a machine of this type, ask specifically how the rotating ring stops when an operator is at the feed point, and whether hands-on feeding happens only while the drum is stationary. These are questions to raise with the manufacturer, since the video cannot answer them.

Fit and verification checklist

Прежде чем запрашивать ценовое предложение, ознакомьтесь со следующим списком:

  • Your largest and smallest coil diameters fit the ring opening
  • Maximum coil weight is supported by the machine’s drive and rollers
  • Level of automation matches your line (manual load/finish vs. automatic cut and tuck)
  • Film types accepted: bubble film, stretch film, woven tape, or combinations
  • Control system and adjustable wrapping overlap/tension
  • Power supply matches your facility
  • Spare parts and local service availability

FAQ

Машина автоматически наматывает катушку? Partly. The video shows the rotating drum winding the film automatically, while the operator manually feeds the film and finishes the wrap by hand. Full automation level is not shown — check with the manufacturer.

Can it use bubble film instead of stretch film? Yes, bubble film is the material shown being wrapped around the coil in the video. Film width and thickness options are not stated — confirm with the manufacturer.

What products does it handle? The shapes shown are large coiled and ring-shaped items — hose coils, pipe coils, and what appears to be a cable reel. Exact size limits are not shown.

Какова скорость одного цикла упаковки? Not observable in the video. Ask the manufacturer for cycle time with your coil size.

Какие функции безопасности он включает? Orange metal safety guards around the rotating area are visible. Other safety devices are not shown and should be confirmed before purchase.

Связанное чтение

Следующий шаг

If you pack hoses, pipes, or coils of similar size to those in this video, the next step is a short sizing conversation. Send FHOPE your coil diameter range, weight, and preferred packaging material, and request a machine recommendation and quotation through the контактная страница.


Source and method: this article is based on the published video of the machine. Footage was analyzed frame-by-frame by a vision model on sampled frames; the video contains background music only, with no narration or speech (no ASR was performed). Claims not visible in the footage are explicitly marked as inferences or “check with the manufacturer.”