What is an 'inverted flow wrapper'?

An inverted flow wrapper feeds film from below the product, creating a seal on the top of the pack. This is beneficial for delicate or unstable products that require support during wrapping.

Why would a unit not run with printed film?

Units that do not run with printed film typically lack a print registration sensor, which is necessary to align the film's print with the product for consistent branding.

What maintenance is typically required for a used flow wrapper?

Regular maintenance includes checking and replacing wear parts like belts, heaters, and knives, as well as lubrication and general cleaning. Electrical and pneumatic systems also require periodic inspection.

Can this machine be integrated with other packaging equipment?

Yes, flow wrappers are commonly integrated into complete packaging lines, often preceded by feeding systems and followed by secondary packaging equipment like shrink tunnels or cartoners.

What is the typical lifespan of a well-maintained used flow wrapper?

With proper maintenance and regular servicing, a robustly built used flow wrapper can provide many years of reliable service, often exceeding 15-20 years.

Used Ulma PV-350 SPH – 1X - Form-Fill-Seal Machines, photo 1

Used Ulma PV-350 SPH – 1X - Form-Fill-Seal Machines

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Ulma - Ulma PV-350 SPH – 1X

Name: Ulma PV-350 SPH – 1X
Brand: Ulma
SKU: 051e4e127b92

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ULMA Inverted Flow wrapper – SOLD Model : PV-350 SPH-1X Year 1997 Output 60 packs per minute This will not run with printed film. This has previously been packing: sun tabs-unilever/biotex-sara lee/shampoo henkel Also included: Meurer Shrink Tunnel Year 1997 Serial Number: 405400497 Type: CMS 40 This is in very good condition for its age. SOLD – We have many customers looking for these models. Please contact us if you have one surplus to your requirements .

Essex, United Kingdom

5,774 km away

Model Number

ulma-pv-350-sph-1x

Stock Number

051e4e127b92

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Applications & Use Cases

Packaging of delicate or irregularly shaped products that require support from below during the wrapping process.
Wrapping of bakery items, confectionery, and fresh produce.
Packaging of non-food items such as personal care products, small hardware, and medical devices.
Suitable for products that need to remain upright or are prone to shifting during conventional flow wrapping.
Ideal for multi-pack applications where items are grouped before wrapping.

Typical Specifications

Typical throughput: For this class of equipment, output commonly ranges from 40 to 100 packs per minute, depending on product size and film type.
Film compatibility: Units of this type typically handle clear or unprinted film. This specific unit is noted as not running with printed film.
Product dimensions: Inverted flow wrappers commonly accommodate a wide range of product lengths, widths, and heights, which are adjustable via machine settings.
Power supply: Typically requires a 3-phase electrical supply, commonly 400V, 50Hz, with varying power consumption depending on model and features.
Machine footprint: For this category, the footprint can vary significantly, but buyers should anticipate needing several square metres of floor space for the wrapper and associated conveyors.
Film material: Commonly uses heat-sealable films such as polypropylene (BOPP), laminates, and co-extruded films.

Frequently Asked Questions

An inverted flow wrapper feeds film from below the product, creating a seal on the top of the pack. This is beneficial for delicate or unstable products that require support during wrapping.

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