This BVM Brunner BVM SM4012 K-S is a used shrinking machine — sometimes referred to as a shrink wrapper — dating from 1993 and currently located in Germany. Shrinking machines of this type are used to wrap products in plastic film, which is then passed through a heat tunnel to create a tight, protective seal around the package. BVM Brunner is a German manufacturer with a long-standing reputation in the packaging machinery sector, producing systems for automated film wrapping and shrinking across food, pharmaceutical, print, and general industrial applications.
This is a fully automatic packaging system, offered here together with its integrated shrink tunnel, the SC4030S. The wrapping section accepts products up to a maximum infeed width of 420 mm, while the shrink tunnel accommodates a maximum format size of 450 mm wide by 330 mm high, giving a clear indication of the product dimensions this line is designed to handle.
The machine is equipped with a 5-metre chain gripper feeder, which conveys products through the wrapping process, and a delivery band that carries finished packages away from the tunnel. Also included is a GUK feeder for single sheets, adding the capability to introduce individual sheet inserts into the packaging process — a feature commonly used when leaflets, labels, or printed documentation must be wrapped together with the product.
This is a complete, multi-component shrink packaging line offered as a single used unit from 1993, with serial number .
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