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    2016 Sitma PolyPapermatic

    2016 Sitma PolyPapermatic

    • used

    • Manufacturer: Sitma

    Sitma PolyPapermatic REFURBISHED in 2016 One main Shuttle Feeder One Shuttle feeder over the track. One 90 degree rotary feeder. 6 in line Rotary Feeders Top speed 15K Incline Stacker with belt for diverte...

    Bristol, United Kingdom
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    2006 MUELLER-MARTINI SLS 3000

    • used

    • Manufacturer: Müller Martini
    • Model: SLS 3000

    Production hours: 18.768 h only＜＞1 Double Gripper Feeder＜＞2 Vibration table for preparing the Inserts＜＞2 Streamfeeder AF 300＜＞2 Machine modules for Feeder＜＞2 Machine Modules with double gripper feeder＜＞50 Meter S...

    Huningue, France

Overview

Polywrapping and inserting machines are used in mailing and packaging industries to wrap products in polyethylene and insert them into envelopes or packages. These machines streamline the mailing process, ensuring efficiency and protection of the contents during transit. They are ideal for high-volume mailing operations, helping businesses save time and reduce labor costs.

FAQ

What factors should I consider when purchasing a polywrapping and inserting machine?

Consider the machine's speed, capacity, compatibility with various materials, and ease of use. Additionally, check for features like automated settings and maintenance requirements.

How can I ensure safe shipping of a polywrapping and inserting machine?

Use a specialized transport service experienced in handling heavy machinery. Ensure the machine is securely packed and protected against damage during transit.

What maintenance is required for a polywrapping and inserting machine?

Regular maintenance includes cleaning the machine, inspecting moving parts for wear, and checking for proper alignment. Follow the manufacturer's guidelines for lubrication and part replacement schedules.