The Smipack FP 560A is a used shrinking machine — sometimes referred to as a shrink wrapper — designed to encase products in a tight, heat-sealed film envelope. Machines of this type are widely used in packaging operations to protect and present consumer goods, and Smipack is an Italian manufacturer with a longstanding focus on packaging equipment, producing a range of wrapping, bundling, and sealing solutions for industrial and commercial applications.
More specifically, this unit is a semi-automatic L-bar sealer, meaning the operator places the product and the machine forms and cuts the film seal before the package passes through a heat tunnel to shrink the film tight. According to the seller's notes, the FP 560A is particularly well suited to packaging compact, regularly shaped items such as CDs, DVDs, books, and picture frames. It was manufactured in 2014 and is currently held in stock at a location in Emskirchen, near Nuremberg, Germany, available for immediate collection.
The machine's sealing frame measures 560 × 430 mm, and it can accommodate products up to 230 mm in height. Film widths of up to 600 mm can be used, with foil roll diameters up to 300 mm and film thickness ranging from 10 to 50 µm, giving the operator flexibility across a variety of packaging materials. At its rated output, the machine is capable of handling between 600 and 1,200 pieces per hour, depending on the product and configuration.
Electrically, the unit runs on a 220–240 V, 50–60 Hz single-phase supply, draws a rated current of 12 A, and has a rated power consumption of 2,500 W. The machine's overall footprint is 2,020 mm long by 790 mm wide by 1,055 mm high, and it weighs 148 kg, reflecting the compact construction the seller highlights as a key feature of this model.
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