B series Pallet wrapping machine with top film dispenser

Executive summary

Palletized loads get complete five-sided weather and dust protection in a single inline station. The FHOPE B series wrapper with top film dispenser conveys the pallet in, applies a film sheet across the top, stretch wraps the sides, and cuts and seals the film on the way out. This guide covers the inline cycle and the top film difference. Load and film are confirmed per project.

Table of Contents

What the B series does

The B series is an inline pallet wrapping machine that combines stretch wrapping with a top film dispenser at one station. The pallet enters, a film sheet is laid across the top, stretch film closes the sides and locks the sheet edges, and the film is cut and sealed before the pallet leaves.

The result is a weather-resistant, dust-tight enclosure on all five exposed faces, done in the line instead of as a separate station.

The line pains it solves

Manual wrapping creates three recurring problems in a dispatch line. A hand wrap station bottlenecks the flow, load stability depends on the person holding the film, and the wrap pattern drifts from pallet to pallet. The B series is built around those three. The wrap cycle runs automatically to the same tension and pattern every time, which keeps the load stable through handling and removes the manual step from the end of the line.

The inline wrapping cycle

The machine runs a fixed sequence, synchronized with the conveyor. The loaded pallet enters and stops in the wrap zone. The integrated dispenser cuts and drapes a protective film sheet over the load, before or during the wrap cycle. Stretch film is then applied around the sides, unitizing the load and locking the top sheet’s edges. Finally the film is cut and sealed, and the pallet exits ready for storage or shipment.

The top film dispenser difference

What sets this configuration apart is the automated top sheet. The dispenser lays the sheet without an operator climbing onto the load, so the top face is covered every cycle. Combined with the spiral side wrap, the sheet turns the package into a five-sided enclosure, deterring dust, moisture and tampering, and keeping airborne contaminants off the top of the product during storage. The sheet size and timing follow the load, per project.

Arm or turntable

The B series wraps the sides with a rotating arm or a turntable, and the choice follows the load and the line. A rotating arm suits heavy, unstable or irregular loads that should not be spun. A turntable suits stable loads and a conventional footprint. Both apply the same side film and lock the same top sheet; the motion type is confirmed with you per project.

Cut, seal and exit

At cycle completion the machine clamps and cuts the film tail and seals it to the load by heat seal or wipe-down, selected per project, so the wrap does not unravel. The protected pallet then leaves the wrap zone on the conveyor, ready for immediate storage or shipment. The cut and seal is part of the automatic cycle, so every pallet leaves finished rather than needing a hand tuck.

Typical configuration

Figures below list functional design boundaries rather than numeric values, and are confirmed per project.

Parameter Typical range, confirmed per project
Load pallet footprint, height and weight
Wrap arm or turntable motion
Top sheet size, film, timing
Film side wrap gauge and tension
Handling inline conveyor in and out
Electrical supply 380 V three phase 50 Hz, or 220 V single phase for light machines, selected per project

What the video shows

Our footage shows the B series inline cycle, from pallet entry through top sheet, side wrap and film seal. It is a general demonstration, so load, film and sheet for your plant are confirmed with us per project.

Selection checklist

Question Confirm per project
Load sizes footprint, height, weight
Motion arm versus turntable
Top sheet size, film, timing
Line pace cycle fit to conveyor
Film plan gauge, tension, pattern
Electrical supply voltage, phase and frequency on site

Controls and safety

The wrapper runs from its control panel with an emergency stop at the operator position and guarding around the arm or turntable travel and the film path. Keep clear while a cycle runs. Routine checks cover the film carriage, top sheet dispenser, clamp, film cutter and sealer, per the machine manual.

Engineering FAQ

Q: What does a B series wrapper cover? A: All five exposed faces: the top sheet closes the top, and stretch film closes the four sides and locks the sheet edges.

Q: When is the top sheet applied? A: The dispenser cuts and drapes it before or during the wrap, per configuration, and the side wrap secures it.

Q: Rotating arm or turntable? A: Arm suits heavy or unstable loads that should not spin, turntable suits stable loads and a conventional footprint, per project.

Q: How does the wrap finish? A: The film is clamped, cut and heat- or wipe-sealed to the load automatically at cycle end.

Q: Can it run in a conveyor line? A: Yes, the B series is inline: pallets convey in, wrap, and exit ready for storage or shipment.

Next step

  1. Email us at info@fhopepack.com with your load sizes, film and line layout.
  2. We send a B series proposal and a layout drawing within 48 hours.
  3. We arrange a site survey to confirm conveyor and services.

Related reading

Sources and standards

FHOPE B series pallet wrapping machine with top film dispenser demonstration video. Reviewed as a general demonstration; load, film and sheet confirmed per project.

Last reviewed: 2026-10-10