Olympia 100 S Automatic Horizontal Orbital Wrapping Machine

What the Olympia 100 S wraps

• Membrane, acrylic and lacquer painted covers
• Bathroom and kitchen cabinets
• Doors
• Door frames and mouldings
• Laminate flooring
• Aluminium, steel and wood profiles and pipes
• PVC profile products

Minimum product size is 100 x 18 x 600 mm (W x H x L), with no upper limit on product length.

How it works

Products are loaded onto the belt conveyor and carried through a rotating ring that wraps them in stretch film as they pass, giving full, even coverage on all sides without manual handling. Conveyor speed and ring rotation are adjustable to match product size and line speed.

Product length	Unlimited
Min. product size (W x H x L)	100 x 18 x 600 mm
Useful / total conveyor length	1924 / 2000 mm
Working height	915 mm
Max. conveyor speed	12 m/min
Max. load	100 kg/m
Stretch film	170 mm width, Ø230 mm roll, Ø76 mm core, 23-30-35 micron
Main motor power	1.5 kW (total power 2.2 kW)
Power supply	380 V, 50/60 Hz, 3P+N+PE
Machine size (W x H x L)	1920 x 2200 x 4350 mm
Weight	800 kg

Full specifications, layout drawings and options are in the product catalogue.

Applications in detail

The Olympia 100 S wraps flat and long products – doors, cabinet fronts, profiles, flooring and panels – in stretch film as they travel through its ring on a belt conveyor. Products from 100 × 18 × 600 mm are wrapped with no upper limit on length.

Cabinet fronts and cabinet components

Membrane, acrylic and lacquer-painted covers and bathroom and kitchen cabinet parts are wrapped straight from the press or the paint line, keeping dust and fingerprints off and stopping parts rubbing against each other when stacked.

Doors, frames and mouldings

Door leaves, frames and mouldings are wrapped with full coverage along their whole length. More on our door packaging page.

Laminate flooring

Flooring packs are wrapped as a single unit, which holds boards together and protects edges and click profiles.

Profiles and pipes

Aluminium, steel and wood profiles, pipes and PVC profile products are wrapped individually or in bundles. See our profile packaging page.

Olympia or Spinner?

Both series wrap products horizontally through a rotating ring with no limit on length. The Olympia machines have longer built-in infeed and outfeed conveyors – 1924 mm of useful length on each machine – which gives operators more room to place and take off long products, and makes the machine easy to run as a stand-alone station. The Spinner S series is shorter (2105 mm long) and is often chosen where the wrapper is built into a line with its own conveyors.

	Olympia 100 S	Olympia 150 S
Min. product size (W × H × L)	100 × 18 × 600 mm	200 × 18 × 700 mm
Conveyor (useful / total)	1924 / 2000 mm	1924 / 2000 mm
Working height	915 mm	900 mm
Max. conveyor speed	12 m/min	10 m/min
Max. load	100 kg/m	100 kg/m
Stretch film width	170 mm	250 mm
Main / total power	1.5 / 2.2 kW	2.2 / 3.2 kW
Machine size (W × H × L)	1920 × 2200 × 4350 mm	2200 × 2380 × 4500 mm
Weight	800 kg	1200 kg

For the same products with an added air bubble layer, see the Olympia 100 S BN. For the Spinner equivalents, see the Spinner 1000 S.

Stretch film for the Olympia 100 S

The Olympia 100 S takes stretch film rolls 170 mm wide and 230 mm in diameter on a 76 mm core, in 23, 30 or 35 micron.

• 23 micron is usually enough for dust and scratch protection on light products that travel in boxes or on pallets.
• 30 micron is a common all-round choice for doors, panels, furniture parts and profile bundles.
• 35 micron suits heavy loads, sharp-edged metal profiles and products that are stored outdoors or shipped over long distances.

Film consumption depends mainly on overlap: the relation between conveyor speed and ring speed. A slower conveyor or a faster ring lays more turns per metre and gives a stronger pack; a faster conveyor saves film. Because both speeds are adjustable on the operator panel, the overlap can be set per product instead of wrapping everything with the heaviest setting.

Installation and integration

The Olympia 100 S measures 1920 × 2200 × 4350 mm (W × H × L) and weighs 800 kg. It runs on 380 V, 50/60 Hz three-phase power with neutral and earth, with a main motor of 1.5 kW and a total installed power of 2.2 kW. The conveyor runs at up to 12 m/min at a working height of 915 mm.

Products are loaded by hand onto the infeed conveyor or fed from an existing line; wrapped products are taken off at the outfeed or passed on to a buffering table, stacking or boxing. Edda builds the conveyors and line equipment around the wrapper and complete automated packaging lines.

What to check before ordering

• Product range: the smallest and largest cross-section and the shortest and longest product.
• Surface: lacquered, foiled or high-gloss parts may need the BN version with an air bubble layer.
• Output: products per shift and the speed of the line in front of the wrapper.
• Loading: by hand, by lifting device or directly from a conveyor.
• Space: floor length for the machine and access around it.

Operation, maintenance and service

Day-to-day operation comes down to loading the film roll, choosing the product settings on the panel and keeping the conveyors clear. Routine care is simple: keep the belts and film path clean, check the film carriage and cutting area, and follow the maintenance intervals in the operating manual.

Edda machines run in more than 80 countries. Installation, training and service are provided by Edda and its local distributors, with remote support from our engineers in Bursa, Türkiye, where the machines are designed and built.

Why manufacturers choose Edda

• Türkiye’s first manufacturer of horizontal stretch wrapping machines
• Machines running in over 80 countries, supported by local distributors
• A complete range, from compact wrappers to fully automated packaging lines

Related machines

• Olympia 150 S: larger-capacity version of the same orbital wrapping concept, for wider products
• Olympia 100 S BN: same machine with air bubble film wrapping for extra surface protection
• Spinner series: ring-wrapping machines for a different range of product sizes and lines

Frequently asked questions

What is the minimum product size the Olympia 100 S can wrap?

100 x 18 x 600 mm (W x H x L), with no upper limit on product length.

What stretch film does the Olympia 100 S use?

170 mm wide film on a Ø230 mm roll with a Ø76 mm core, in 23, 30 or 35 micron thickness.

Is there a bubble-wrap version of the Olympia 100 S?

Yes, the Olympia 100 S BN adds an air bubble film layer under the stretch film in the same pass, for additional surface protection.

What power supply does the Olympia 100 S need?

380 V, 50/60 Hz, 3-phase with neutral and earth (3P+N+PE).

What is the difference between the Olympia 100 S and the Olympia 150 S?

The 150 S takes larger products (from 200 × 18 × 700 mm), uses 250 mm film and has a stronger drive; the 100 S is lighter and uses 170 mm film.

How long are the conveyors?

Each conveyor has a useful length of 1924 mm (2000 mm total).

How many products per hour can it wrap?

It depends on product length, gaps and overlap. At 12 m/min, a 2 m long product passes the ring in about 10 seconds.

Can it be connected to a production line?

Yes. Products can be fed from an existing conveyor and passed on to buffering, stacking or boxing.

Which film thickness should I use?

23 micron for light dust and scratch protection, 30 micron as an all-round choice for doors, fronts and profiles, and 35 micron for heavy bundles or long-distance shipping.

Is there a version with bubble wrap?

Yes. The BN version adds an air bubble film layer under the stretch film in the same pass, for lacquered, foiled and high-gloss products.

What power supply is needed?

380 V, 50/60 Hz, three-phase with neutral and earth (3P+N+PE).

Compare this model with our full range of horizontal stretch wrapping machines for profiles, doors, panels, furniture and coils.