Speedwrap Profiline – PVC & Aluminium Profile Wrapping and Packaging Line

Speedwrap Profiline – PVC & Aluminium Profile Wrapping and Packaging Line – Edda

Speedwrap Profiline is an automatic profile packaging line built for PVC window and door profiles, aluminium extrusions and other long profiles. Profiles are taken from the infeed tables, wrapped at high speed with stretch film by double cartridge units and delivered to the outfeed tables, so the line keeps pace with extrusion and cutting lines without manual handling. Designed and built in Bursa by Edda, Türkiye’s first manufacturer of horizontal stretch wrapping machines.

What the Speedwrap Profiline packs

  • PVC window and door profiles
  • Aluminium extrusion profiles
  • Steel and wood profiles, mouldings and pipes
  • Single profiles or small bundles up to 6000 mm long

How the line works

Profiles are loaded onto the infeed transfer tables and fed onto the belt conveyor, which carries them through the Speedwrap wrapping unit at up to 36 m/min. Two stretch film cartridges wrap the profile in a continuous spiral as it passes, protecting the surface from scratches, dust and moisture. Wrapped profiles are discharged onto the outfeed tables ready for bundling or loading. Conveyor and table lengths are matched to your profile lengths and layout.

Technical specifications

FeatureValue
Max. product length6000 mm
Max. product width x height260 x 270 mm
Min. product dimensions (W x H x L)70 x 18 x 1000 mm
Conveyor useful / total lengthsee technical drawing
Conveyor motor power0.55 kW
Max. conveyor speed36 m/min
Max. conveyor load100 kg/m
Stretch film width (max.)170 mm
Film roll diameter (max.)Ø230 mm (max. 3 kg)
Film core diameterØ76 mm
Recommended film thickness23, 30, 35 micron
Wrapping technologyDouble cartridge units
Power supply380 V, 50/60 Hz, 3P+1N+1G (208/415/480 V optional)

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

Applications in detail

Speedwrap Profiline is an automatic profile packaging line for PVC window and door profiles, aluminium extrusions and other long profiles. Profiles are taken from infeed tables, wrapped at high speed by double cartridge units and delivered to outfeed tables, keeping pace with extrusion and cutting lines.

PVC window and door profiles

Profiles are wrapped straight after cutting, before handling and bundling, which protects surfaces and laminates. In one installation, an automatic profile line reduced packing staff from 10 people to 3 – see our profile packaging page.

Aluminium extrusions

Anodised and coated profiles are wrapped at up to 36 m/min.

Steel and wood profiles, mouldings and pipes

Single profiles or small bundles up to 6000 mm long are wrapped in the same line.

How the Speedwrap Profiline works

Profiles are loaded onto the infeed transfer tables and fed onto the belt conveyor, which carries them through the Speedwrap wrapping unit at up to 36 m/min. Two stretch film cartridges wrap the profile in a continuous spiral as it passes. Wrapped profiles are discharged onto the outfeed tables ready for bundling or loading.

  • Profiles up to 6000 mm long, 260 × 270 mm cross-section, from 70 × 18 × 1000 mm.
  • 23–35 micron stretch film, 170 mm wide, rolls up to Ø230 mm and 3 kg.
  • Conveyor load up to 100 kg/m.

How an Edda line project runs

  1. Product and output review: your product range, dimensions, weights and the output the line must reach.
  2. Layout proposal: conveyor lengths, transfers, buffer zones and the position of the line in your plant.
  3. Engineering and build: the line is designed and built in Bursa, Türkiye, around your products.
  4. Installation and training: on-site installation and operator training by Edda and its local distributors.
  5. Service: remote support from our engineers and spare parts.

Because every line is engineered around a project, the final dimensions, weight and power depend on the configuration chosen.

Choosing the right line

Choose the Speedwrap Profiline for PVC and aluminium profiles that must be wrapped at extrusion speed. For a stand-alone wrapper, see the Speedwrap 550; for shrink film bundles with banding, Shrink Nylon Lines.

LineProductsWrappingKey figures
Speedwrap ProfilinePVC and aluminium profiles up to 6000 mmStretch film, double cartridgeUp to 36 m/min; max. 260 × 270 mm
Shrink Nylon LinesProfile and pipe bundles up to 6000 mm70 µm PE shrink film + bandingUp to 30 m/min; max. 250 × 250 mm
Heavy Duty LinesSteel tubes, heavy profiles, long loadsOrbital stretch filmRing 10–80 rpm; min. 100 × 20 × 1400 mm
Spinner 1800 Sofa LineSofas, armchairs, upholstered furnitureBubble/foam + orbital stretch filmBubble film up to 2000 mm; ring 10–50 rpm
Spinner 2200 S Panel LineRoof, wall and ceiling panel stacksOrbital stretch film, 500 mmMin. 700 × 800 × 2500 mm; line 13.45 m
Spinner 2200 S PalletPallets and board stacks, end of lineOrbital stretch film, 500 mmMin. 700 × 400 × 2000 mm; layout 26 m

Each wrapping unit is also available as a stand-alone machine; see our horizontal stretch wrapping machines and bubble wrap and stretch wrapping machines.

Installation and integration

The line runs on 380 V, 50/60 Hz three-phase power (208/415/480 V optional), with a conveyor motor of 0.55 kW. Infeed and outfeed tables, conveyor lengths and working height are designed for each project according to the technical drawing.

What to check before ordering

  • Profile range: cross-sections and lengths.
  • Line speed and profiles per minute.
  • Single profiles or bundles.
  • Connection to the extrusion or cutting line.
  • Floor length for infeed and outfeed tables.

Operation, maintenance and service

Operators load film, choose product settings on the panel and supervise the flow; on fully automatic lines, the operator mainly changes film rolls and handles exceptions. Routine care includes keeping conveyors and film paths clean, checking the wrapping unit and cutting system, and following 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.

What a line typically includes

  • Infeed: transfer tables, roller or belt conveyors, and centring or side guides.
  • Wrapping or packing unit: the orbital ring, bubble unit, shrink and banding stations or other main machine.
  • Outfeed: conveyors, buffer zones and transfer tables for unloading or palletising.
  • Controls: a central operator panel with product settings for each item.
  • Safety: guarding, light curtains and emergency stops as required, as in the Detroit end-of-line installation.

Every item is chosen and sized for your products, flow and building.

Why manufacturers choose Edda

  • Türkiye’s first manufacturer of horizontal stretch wrapping machines, building complete automated packaging lines in Bursa
  • Machines and lines running in over 80 countries, supported by local distributors and remote service
  • Each line is engineered around your product, layout and output target, from a single wrapper to a full end-of-line system

Related machines and lines

  • Speedwrap 550: stand-alone high-speed profile stretch wrapper
  • Shrink Nylon Lines: shrink film wrapping and banding of profile bundles
  • Heavy Duty Lines: orbital wrapping lines for steel tubes and heavy profiles

The orbital wrapper in this line is also available as a stand-alone machine: see our horizontal stretch wrapping machines.

Frequently asked questions

What profile sizes does Speedwrap Profiline handle?

Profiles up to 6000 mm long and 260 x 270 mm in cross-section; the minimum size is 70 x 18 x 1000 mm (W x H x L).

How fast is the line?

The conveyor runs at up to 36 m/min, so wrapping keeps up with typical PVC and aluminium extrusion and cutting lines.

Which film does it use?

23–35 micron stretch film, 170 mm wide, on Ø230 mm rolls of up to 3 kg, fed from two cartridge units.

Can it be connected to my extrusion or cutting line?

Yes. Infeed and outfeed tables, conveyor lengths and working height are designed for each project; see the technical drawing for your layout.

Is Speedwrap Profiline a PVC profile wrapping machine?

Yes. It is an automatic PVC profile wrapping machine built into a complete line with infeed and outfeed tables, so single window and door profiles or aluminium extrusions are wrapped one after another. To wrap whole profile bundles on wooden supports, see our PVC profile bundle packaging line built around the Olympia 150 S. For finished window and door frames, see the Framewrap machines.

What profile sizes does it handle?

Up to 6000 mm long and 260 × 270 mm, from 70 × 18 × 1000 mm.

Why two cartridges?

Two film cartridges wrap the profile simultaneously, which helps coverage at high line speeds.

Can it connect to my extrusion line?

Yes. Infeed and outfeed are designed for each project.

How long does a line project take?

It depends on the configuration and the season; we give a delivery time with the proposal.

Can you visit our plant?

Yes. Our sales and engineering team, or our local distributor, can visit to review your products and layout.

Comparing options? Read our guide to PVC profile wrapping machines for profiles, bundles and frames.

Speedwrap Profiline in operation

Get a quote for the Speedwrap Profiline

Tell us what you pack, the product dimensions and the output you need. Our team will reply with a configuration and price.

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