Doors, Windows, & Panels

Securely and consistently wrap pallets of doors and windows with a stretch wrapper from Handle-It. Wood, glass, and other materials can easily damage if wrapped by hand. You’ll be able to reduce labor and save money on shrink wrap by using a semi-automatic pallet wrapping machine.

Handle-It turntable wrappers offer many useful standard features, such as:

Ultra-low frame for ease of loading (Model 1200UL)
Store up to 32 end-user programs
Rack and pinion carriage drive for added reliability

User-friendly control panel
Photocell for pallet height detection
Wrap 200 to 300 pallets per day
250% power pre-stretch—reduce stretch wrap usage by up to 50%

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1100 Semi-Auto Turntable Stretch Wrap Machine

Wrap up to 300 pallets of doors and windows per day with the Model 1100 semi-automatic stretch wrapper. It’s ideal for operations that handle high volumes of pallets daily.

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3000 Series Mobile Stretch Wrap Machine

The Handle-It Model 3000 mobile stretch wrap machine will allow you to wrap up to 200 pallets on a single charge. It features a 250% power pre-stretch and a user-friendly Siemens Simatic touchscreen display.

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1200UL Ultra Low Profile Stretch Wrap Machine

The Handle-It Model 1200UL is ideal for operations with limited space. The patented ultra-low frame (.75”) allows for loading and unloading from all three sides, while the 250% power pre-stretch will help save on shrink wrap costs.

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Doors, Windows, & Panels Packaging Pro Tips

Here are a few pro tips to help you stretch wrap your doors and windows more efficiently:

For the first time, start with a film tension of around 50% and two to three top and bottom rotations.
Try to use slower speeds and less tension on the initial setup for any new loads. Work your way up from there to optimize cycle time and load containment.
Use a puncture-resistant film, or lower film tension if the corners of the doors or windows are punching through the stretch wrap.
For outlier products, consider using an overwrap delay (“flanging time”).
Ensure that you get the film band up high enough to “catch” on the top layer of the load you’re wrapping.
Leverage the extended base and larger turntable of the 1200 UL stretch wrapper.

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