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We introduce to you the Coilprotector, new coil wrapping machine concept:

Today, companies producing thin sheet metal products are facing a growing demand to protect their products and to provide their customers with intact raw material. At the same time, they are facing the dilemma of the need to produce high operational efficiency with a scarce amount of funds for investment. This is especially true for many finishing departments, which have difficulties in getting a return for their investments in a feasible amount of time.

The Coilprotector is a new concept for coil wrapping and packaging with less total investment in the packaging area. It was developed to meet the demand of flexibility, effectiveness and cost-effective investment. The engineering is based on decades of experience in finished products and materials handling.

The coiled products are traditionally wrapped in a horizontal position through the coil eye. Previously, the wrapping machines available for automatic wrapping have been huge pieces of machinery designed back in the mid-1990s. It has become obvious, for developers of the Coilprotector that these solutions no longer meet today’s demand.

Coil wrapping machine in action.

The Coilprotector is designed to provide the benefits of traditional through-the-eye coil wrapping with less related investment. Moreover, the Coilprotector offers flexibility in application, right from semiautomatic stand-alone lines to fully automated multistage coil packaging lines.

When selecting your packaging solution, we ask you to consider not only the packaging machine itself, but also the devices, manpower and related constructions associated with the solution.

What else is required for the installation and operation of the machine to access the service points and filling of the packaging material?

How many persons are truly required to run the machine?

Will you need to invest money in additional devices to feed the products into the wrapping? What is the effective capacity when considering the time required to refill the packaging material?

If you are looking for a simple machine to just do the job, will it meet your needs when you have a demand for high efficiency – will you be able to upgrade the automation?

In every investment, most crucial issue is the time required to install and start the machinery up. How long can your production wait until the supplier has finished assembling the machinery on site?

How long it will take your personnel to adopt the skill required to run the machinery?