Bed Base and Headboard Packaging Machines

Spinner 1800 S BN bubble wrap and stretch wrapping machine for bed bases – Edda

Edda builds automatic wrapping machines and lines for bed bases, divan bases, headboards and upholstered bedroom panels. Each piece passes through the machine on a conveyor and comes out covered in a cushioning layer of air bubble film or foam and a tight layer of stretch film – the same protection on every piece, without hand wrapping at the end of the line.

Why bed bases are hard to pack by hand

Bed bases and headboards are large, fairly light and soft on the outside. Fabric, faux leather and velvet covers mark easily, corners take the knocks in handling, and the pieces are often shipped directly to retailers or end customers, where every scuff becomes a complaint. Hand wrapping a 2-metre divan base in bubble film and stretch film takes two people and gives a different result on every piece.

  • Hand wrapping is slow and needs several people per shift at the end of upholstery production.
  • Fabric and faux leather covers pick up dirt and marks when film is loose or open at the ends.
  • Corners and edges are damaged when the cushioning layer is uneven.
  • Film use is hard to control when every operator wraps differently.

Which machine for which bed base?

The right machine depends on the cross-section of your largest base, the cover material and whether you need a cushioning layer under the stretch film.

Two layers in a single pass

On BN models and on the Spinner 1800 Sofa Line, the bed base first passes through the air bubble film unit. The film is laid over the piece and cut by a heated cutting and welding system working between 50 and 150 °C; the unit accepts PE film, PE air bubble film, PE foam film or PVC film. The base then travels through the orbital ring, which winds stretch film around it in a continuous spiral and holds the cushioning layer tightly in place.

Conveyor speed, ring speed and film overlap are set on the operator panel for each model, so a single-size divan, a king-size base and a tall headboard can run on the same machine by changing settings.

Artemis works differently: instead of an orbital ring it covers the piece in wide PE film on a 4 m belt conveyor, which suits pieces that should not be wrapped in a spiral or that need a smooth outer film.

Does your bed base fit?

Enter the cross-section of your largest base. The ring is circular, so the maximum width depends on the height.

Product length is unlimited. For bases outside this range, the Spinner 2200 S and Artemis offer larger openings.

Does your product fit?

Enter the cross-section of your product. The ring is circular, so the maximum width depends on the height.

Enter width and height to check.

Based on the dimensional capacity chart in our catalogue. Product length is unlimited; minimum length 600 mm with the short-part bridge option. For special dimensions, ask our engineers.

Request a quote with these dimensions

Key figures at a glance

MachineProduct sizeCushioning layerConveyor
Spinner 1500 S BNMin. 200 × 18 × 700 mmBubble film up to 1350 mmUp to 10 m/min, 100 kg/m
Spinner 1800 S BNMin. 700 × 200 × 1000 mmBubble film up to 2000 mmUp to 12 m/min, 100 kg/m
Spinner 1800 Sofa LineMin. 700 × 200 × 1200 mmBubble, foam or PVC film up to 2000 mmUp to 12 m/min, 100 kg
ArtemisMax. 1300 × 1200 mm (W × H)Bubble, foam or PVC film up to 1200 mmUp to 12 m/min, 200 kg

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

Protection you can measure

1 passbubble film and stretch film applied together
2000 mmmaximum bubble film width on the Spinner 1800 S BN
Unlimitedproduct length on all orbital models

The Spinner 1800 S BN can be fitted with a cross rotation lifter, a top press or a parallel lifter for different handling needs.

See the machines at work

Spinner 1800 S BN – bubble wrap and stretch
Spinner 1800 S BN – bubble wrap and stretch
Spinner 1800 Sofa Line – upholstered furniture
Spinner 1800 Sofa Line – upholstered furniture
Artemis – modular film covering line
Artemis – modular film covering line

What to check when choosing a bed base wrapping machine

  • Cross-section: the widest and tallest base or headboard you ship – check it with the calculator above.
  • Cover material: fabric, velvet and faux leather usually need a bubble or foam layer under the stretch film.
  • Product mix: how many sizes run on the same line, and how often you change model.
  • Output: bases per shift and the speed of the upholstery line in front of the wrapper.
  • Shipping: direct-to-consumer and retail deliveries need more protection than full-truck shipments.
  • Layout: infeed and outfeed space, working height and how pieces are loaded onto the conveyor.

Frequently asked questions

Can bed bases be wrapped in bubble film and stretch film in one pass?

Yes. Our BN models and the Spinner 1800 Sofa Line apply a cushioning layer and a stretch film layer in a single pass, with no hand wrapping.

What is the minimum bed base size?

700 × 200 × 1000 mm (W × H × L) on the Spinner 1800 S BN and 700 × 200 × 1200 mm on the Spinner 1800 Sofa Line. Smaller pieces such as headboards fit the Spinner 1500 S BN from 200 × 18 × 700 mm.

Which films can be used for the cushioning layer?

PE film, PE air bubble film, PE foam film or PVC film, cut and sealed by a heated unit at 50–150 °C. The outer layer is 23–35 micron stretch film up to 250 mm wide.

Do you also pack mattresses?

Our machines are designed for bed bases, divans, headboards and upholstered panels. If you also want to pack mattresses, send us the dimensions and we will tell you honestly whether one of our machines fits.

What is the difference between Artemis and the Spinner lines?

Spinner machines wrap stretch film around the piece in a spiral through a rotating ring. Artemis covers the piece in wide PE film on a belt conveyor, with an optional bubble or foam unit, for products up to 1300 mm wide and 1200 mm high.

What information do you need for a quote?

Your largest and smallest base and headboard dimensions, cover materials, whether you need a cushioning layer, output per shift and how the wrapper connects to your upholstery line.

Further reading

Get a quote for your bed base packaging

Tell us your base and headboard dimensions, cover materials and output per shift. Our team will come back with a proposal.

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