Executive summary
An automatic roll stretch wrapping machine handles a large silver material roll on a conveyor line: the roll rotates slowly while a mechanical arm with a laser line scans it, driven from a beige frame with blue hydraulic components. This page covers what the demo clip supports, the sizing data to send, and what this clip does not demonstrate.
Table of Contents
- What this machine does
- Frame and drive
- Roll handling cycle
- What the demo footage supports
- Sizing and configuration
- Operation and safety
- Engineering FAQ
- Next step: RFQ checklist
- Related reading
- Sources and standards
What this machine does
A large cylindrical roll of shiny silver material needs stable handling and wrapping before it travels or sits in storage. This machine class carries the roll horizontally and rotates it through a processing line, so the wrap is laid on while the roll turns.
Use this page to decide whether an automatic roll stretch wrapper fits your line, and to see which data FHOPE asks for to size one.
Frame and drive
The machine has a beige frame with blue hydraulic components, a conveyor belt system, and a vertical traffic-light style signal tower with red, yellow and green lights. A control panel carries the operating controls, and blue motors drive the moving parts.
Labels read on the equipment include FASCO and Kato on the conveyor sections. Roll weight and drive rating are set in the sizing step.
Roll handling cycle
The cycle starts with the roll on the line: it rotates slowly while being fed through the processing line. A mechanical arm with a laser line scans the roll surface, and the wrap is applied as the roll turns.
The roll stays on the horizontal axis through the cycle. A red laser line appears on the roll surface during processing; turn rate and wrap time are confirmed with your roll in the sizing step.
What the demo footage supports
The clip shows a large cylindrical roll of shiny silver material, likely metal sheet or foil, mounted horizontally on the machine. The roll rotates slowly through the line while a mechanical arm and laser line scan it.
It is a general demonstration. It does not show rated roll weight, max roll diameter and width, cycle time, or film grade, and it does not demonstrate a separate strapping or top-cover stage. Those points are confirmed in the enquiry, not assumed.
Sizing and configuration
This machine is sized from your roll range and site, not from a fixed rating plate. Confirm the following with FHOPE in the enquiry:
| Data to confirm | What it determines |
|---|---|
| Roll weight, diameter and width range (kg, mm) | Frame, drive and conveyor sizing |
| Material type and wrap requirement | Film stock and wrapping force settings |
| Feed rate and output per shift | Line sizing and cycle time |
| How the roll is loaded and removed | Loading equipment and layout |
| Electrical supply (voltage, phase, frequency) | Drive and control build. House-typical 380 V three-phase 50 Hz, 220 V single-phase option, confirmed on site |
Every row is confirmed to your site conditions before the build.
Operation and safety
Place the roll on the line, start the cycle, and let the machine rotate and wrap it automatically. Take the finished roll from the conveyor when the wrap is complete.
Keep clear of the rotating roll and the scanning arm while the machine runs, and check the drive and film feed per the machine manual. Stop the machine and isolate the power supply before clearing a jam or reaching near the roll, and apply lock-out per the site procedure before any service work.
Engineering FAQ
Q: What does this roll stretch wrapping machine do? A: It carries a large material roll on a conveyor line and wraps it while the roll rotates slowly through the cycle.
Q: How is the roll surface checked during the cycle? A: A mechanical arm with a red laser line scans the roll surface while the wrap is applied.
Q: What frame and drive does it use? A: A beige frame with blue hydraulic components and blue motors, with a traffic-light style signal tower on the machine.
Q: Can a separate strapping or top-cover stage be added? A: Yes, both are options to confirm with the builder; the demonstrated cycle covers the film wrap only.
Q: What electric supply does it need? A: The house-typical build is 380 V three-phase 50 Hz; light machines can be arranged at 220 V single phase. Confirm the site supply in the enquiry.
Next step: RFQ checklist
- Email info@fhopepack.com with your roll weight, diameter and width range.
- State whether strapping or a separate top-cover stage is required.
- Submit your layout drawing of the roll infeed and outfeed area.
- Receive a proposal with film grade, wrap coverage and cycle time within 48 hours, and book a site survey if you want the conveyor layout checked before the build.
Related reading
- Pallet Wrapping Machine with Automatic Film Cutting: Cycle, Film Use and Settings
- Pallet Wrapping Machinery for Online Packing with Top Sheet Covering
- FHOPE packing machinery product lines
Sources and standards
- ISO 12100:2010 Safety of machinery, general principles for design and risk assessment
- EN 415-6:2016 Safety of packaging machines — Pallet wrapping machines
The standards that apply depend on the destination market. For CE markets, EN 415-6 covers stretch film pallet wrapping machines and ISO 12100 sets the risk-assessment method.
Demonstration footage (video i5fO2Br6Xzs) reviewed as a general machine demo; rated outputs are not shown in the clip and are therefore not quoted. Last reviewed: 2026-10-18.
