Orion Packaging Systems: Automatic rotary tower stretch wrapper

Orion Packaging Systems (Collierville, TN) has released its redesigned MA-55 automatic rotary tower stretch-wrapping system. Machine offers a 4-leg frame that replaces the previous 2-leg gantry-style frame design.

Orion Packaging Systems

Sep 30, 2001

The rotary tower design makes the MA-55 ideal for extra-light, unstable, or heavy loads. System has a 4000-lb maximum load weight capacity, 14 rpm maximum carriage speed, and a 30-40 load/hour production capacity.

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