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Specifications
Reference specification table. Final configuration may vary with options and scope.
| Parameter | Value |
|---|
| Max |
50kg |
| Machine Model |
LU-BSP6040 |
| Voltage |
380V 50-60Hz |
| Power |
18kW |
| Conveying Speed |
0-15m/min |
| Furnace Size (L*W*H) |
1800*600*400mm |
| Product Size (W*H) |
500*350mm |
| Conveyor Type |
Teflon conveyor, chain conveyor, net conveyor |
| Conveyor Loading Capacity |
Max 50kg |
| Applicable Film Material |
PE, POF, PVC, etc |
| Net Weight |
420KG |
| Machine Size |
2500*900*1650mm |
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Site requirements
- Voltage: 380V 50-60Hz
- Power: 18kW
- Footprint / size: 1800*600*400mm
For the most accurate proposal, include: product viscosity/foaming, container size, closure type, and required units per hour.
Quick answers
Key answers buyers and engineers often need before shortlisting this machine.
What is Automatic Film Heat Shrinking used for?
This heat shrinking machine is suitable for shrinking PE film, PVC film, POF film, etc. It can be used for packaging large products, such as carton, yoga mat, beverage bottles, etc
What output can Automatic Film Heat Shrinking achieve?
This page lists output at 0-15m/min. Actual throughput depends on the product, pack format, changeover requirements and the overall line setup.
What utilities or site requirements should I plan for?
Voltage: 380V 50-60Hz; Power: 18kW; Machine size: 2500*900*1650mm; Footprint / size: 1800*600*400mm
Can Lancing UK help match this machine to my product and container?
Yes. Lancing UK can review your product, container or pack style, target output and site constraints to confirm whether this machine is the right fit before supply.
Talk to a specialist
We’ll confirm suitability, options, integration, and realistic throughput for your product.
Project planning notes
Shrinkwrapping routes depend on product grouping, film choice, heat application and how the finished pack is handled after wrapping. The shortlist is strongest when the wrapping stage is planned in the context of the grouped pack, film specification and downstream handling.
- Confirm the grouped-pack format, film type and the finish expected from the wrapped pack.
- Check how products arrive to the shrink stage and how they leave it for the next process.
- Plan for real production speed, heat control and changeovers across pack sizes.
Budget, timing and quote planning
Useful commercial checks before you shortlist or request a final quotation.
Shortlisting automatic film heat shrinking is usually about more than the base machine price. Buyers normally need to confirm pack presentation, sealing method, film specification and line layout, then check how that scope fits the wider line, labour model and growth plan.
This page currently highlights throughput as 0-15m/min and utilities as 380V 50-60Hz. If your real pack, product or site conditions differ, the final budget and lead time can change, so it helps to validate those assumptions early.
- Confirm the exact product and pack format the quote is based on.
- Check output assumptions, changeover expectations and operator involvement.
- List any utilities, footprint, guarding or line-interface constraints on site.
- Confirm whether FAT, delivery, commissioning, training or spares support are included.
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