Edda builds automatic wrapping machines for interior and exterior doors, door frames, mouldings and door components. Each door passes through a rotating ring on a conveyor and comes out wrapped in a cushioning layer of air bubble film and a tight layer of stretch film – in a single pass, with no limit on length and no manual bubble wrapping.
Why door packaging needs care
Doors carry the most visible surfaces in a building – lacquer, membrane foil, veneer, laminate or glass panels – and their edges and corners are easily damaged in handling and transport. Doors and frames often ship as sets, so every piece must arrive in the same condition.
- Manual bubble wrapping and stretch wrapping is slow and needs several people per shift.
- Uneven tension and open edges let dust and moisture in.
- Scratches and dents on lacquered or foiled surfaces lead to returns and claims.
- Packing has to keep up with edge banding, painting and assembly lines.
Which machine for which door?
Choose the machine by the cross-section of your door or frame and the protection it needs.
Spinner 1000 S BN
Door leaves – bubble and stretch
Bubble film up to 800 mm wide and stretch film in one pass. Min. 100 × 18 × 600 mm, unlimited length.
Spinner 600 S BN
Door frames and mouldings
Compact bubble and stretch wrapper for frames, mouldings and slim profiles. Min. 100 × 18 × 550 mm.
Olympia 100 S BN
Doors, frames and panels
Bubble film then stretch film for doors, frames and panels. Min. 100 × 18 × 600 mm, unlimited length.
Spinner 1000 S
Stretch film only
Orbital stretch wrapper for doors that do not need a bubble layer. Cross-sections up to 950 × 175 mm or 700 × 450 mm.
Spinner 1500 S
Wide doors and panels
Larger ring for wide door leaves, door sets and panels, with cross-sections up to 1350 mm wide.
Framewrap series
Assembled door frames
Wraps assembled PVC, aluminium and timber frames up to 2235 mm high, with no limit on length.
Bubble and stretch in a single pass
On BN models, the door travels along the belt conveyor through the ring. An air bubble film layer is applied first for cushioning, then the rotating ring winds stretch film around the door for a tight, moisture-proof finish. A heated cutting and welding unit (50–150 °C) cuts and seals the film, and the machine accepts PE film, PE air bubble film or PVC film.
Conveyor speed and ring rotation are adjustable, so the same machine can wrap door leaves, frames and mouldings by changing settings on the operator panel.
Does your product fit?
Enter the cross-section of your product. The ring is circular, so the maximum width depends on the height.
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 dimensionsKey figures at a glance
| Machine | Min. product size (W × H × L) | Bubble film | Stretch film | Ring speed |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Spinner 600 S BN | 100 × 18 × 550 mm | Up to 450 mm | Up to 170 mm | 20–85 rpm |
| Spinner 1000 S BN | 100 × 18 × 600 mm | Up to 800 mm | Up to 170 mm | 20–85 rpm |
| Olympia 100 S BN | 100 × 18 × 600 mm | Up to 800 mm | 170 mm | Adjustable |
| Spinner 1000 S | 100 × 18 × 600 mm | – | Up to 170 mm | 20–85 rpm |
All models wrap products of unlimited length at conveyor speeds up to 12 m/min. Full specifications are in the product catalogue.
The new generation Spinner
In October 2026 Edda launched a new generation of Spinner machines, starting with the Spinner 1000S BN, redesigned for longer service life, less maintenance, faster installation and lower cost per package.
Infeed and outfeed conveyors are driven directly by gear motors, with no chains or belts, so the machine runs quieter. Following customer feedback, 1 m idler roller tables were added at the infeed and outfeed; each is fixed with two screws and can be removed, and even with them the machine is shorter than the previous series. Read the launch news.
See the machines at work
What to check when choosing a door wrapping machine
- Cross-section: the widest and thickest door, door set or frame you ship – check it with the calculator above.
- Length range: from short frame parts to the tallest door leaf.
- Surface: lacquered, foiled or veneered doors usually need a bubble film layer under the stretch film.
- Sets: whether doors, frames and mouldings are wrapped separately or together.
- Output: doors per shift, and whether the wrapper must follow an edge banding, painting or assembly line.
- Maintenance: drive type, spare parts and service access over the machine’s life.
Frequently asked questions
Can a machine wrap doors in bubble film and stretch film in one pass?
Yes. Our BN models apply an air bubble film layer and a stretch film layer in a single pass, with no manual bubble wrapping.
What is the minimum door or frame size?
100 × 18 × 600 mm (W × H × L) on the Spinner 1000 S BN and Olympia 100 S BN, and 100 × 18 × 550 mm on the Spinner 600 S BN. There is no upper limit on length.
How wide can the door be?
The Spinner 1000 series wraps cross-sections up to 950 × 175 mm or 700 × 450 mm. For wider door leaves and sets, the Spinner 1500 S handles cross-sections up to 1350 mm wide.
Which films can be used?
Stretch film up to 170 mm wide on Ø230 mm rolls, plus PE film, PE air bubble film or PVC film for the cushioning layer, cut and sealed by a heated unit at 50–150 °C.
Can the same machine wrap door frames and mouldings?
Yes. Conveyor speed and ring rotation are adjustable, and the Spinner 600 S BN is designed specifically for frames, mouldings and slim profiles.
How much maintenance does the new Spinner need?
The new Spinner uses a belt-free direct ring drive designed to run for at least ten years without belt changes, and gear-motor driven conveyors without chains or belts.
What information do you need for a quote?
The largest and smallest door and frame dimensions, surface types, whether you need bubble film, output per shift and how the wrapper connects to your production line.
Further reading
- New Spinner series: direct-drive orbital stretch wrapping machines
- How to choose an orbital wrapping machine: a buying guide
- A guide to horizontal orbital wrapping machines
Get a quote for your door packaging
Tell us your door and frame dimensions, surfaces and output per shift. Our team will come back with a proposal.