For Release: Immediate Media Contact: Paul Entin at 908-479-4231, paul@eprmarketing.com or Andy Brizek at 610-921-0012, abrizek@tabindustries.com Date: Oct. 28, 2019
Orbital Wrapper Allows Transport of Conveyors, Industrial Equipment Without Crates, Boxes or Banding TAB Wrapper Tornado Secures Heavy, Elongated Pallet Loads
Reading, PA: Orbital stretch-wrapping machines in the TAB Wrapper Tornado line from TAB Industries, LLC, Reading, Pa. (www.tabwrapper.com), secure heavy, elongated loads to pallets in a tight, cocoon-like wrap that allows conveyors, steel doors, metal pipe and tubing, and other industrial machinery and equipment to be transported without wooden crates, corrugated boxes, banding or strapping. Featuring patent-pending technology, the orbital wrappers wrap multiple layers of plastic stretch film 360 degrees around and under the pallet and its load to create a sturdy, unitized load in less than one minute that resists shifting or tumbling over during storage and transport without additional packaging support. To apply the requisite tight wrap, the proprietary wrapping system wraps in a circular motion around a horizontal axis, allowing the pallet load to be wrapped while raised on a forklift or continuously fed by conveyor in virtually infinite lengths.
Available in a choice of models suitable for wrapping heavy, industrial equipment, The TAB Wrapper Tornado line comprises the fully automated Perfect Storm, the semi-automated TAB Wrapper Tornado standard models, the automated standard models, and custom models to accommodate pallet loads of nearly any size. The orbital wrapping machinery is designed and manufactured in the company's Reading, Pa. headquarters and delivered with a warranty.
For a free brochure or more information, contact TAB Industries, LLC, 2525 N. 12th Street, Reading PA 19605; 610-921-0012; info@tabwrapper.com or see www.tabwrapper.com. # # #
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Post time: Dec-11-2019