The Framewrap 150S is a compact automatic orbital stretch wrapping machine purpose-built for small window and door frames, mouldings and slim profiles. It applies stretch film through a rotating ring as the product advances on the conveyor, protecting surfaces and stabilising the load for transport, with no limit on product length.
What it wraps
- Small window and door frames
- PVC, aluminium and steel mouldings
- Slim profiles and bars
- Painted or laminated surface items needing scratch protection
Minimum product size: 40 x 500 x 750 mm (W x H x L).
How it works
The product travels along the conveyor belt through the vertical wrapping ring, which rotates to wind stretch film around the frame. Ring speed and conveyor speed are set independently to control film overlap and wrap tightness. Fully automatic operation keeps cycle times short and wrapping consistent across runs.
Technical specifications
| Feature | Value |
|---|---|
| Product length | Unlimited |
| Max. width x height | 150 x 1200 mm |
| Min. dimensions (W x H x L) | 40 x 500 x 750 mm |
| Useful / total conveyor length | 2950 / 2953 mm |
| Working height | 620 mm |
| Max. conveyor speed | 12 m/min |
| Max. load capacity | 100 kg/m |
| Stretch film | Max. 250 mm wide, Ø230 mm roll, Ø76 mm core, 23-30-35 micron |
| Main motor power | 2.2 kW (total power 3.5 kW) |
| Ring rotation speed | 20-85 rpm |
| Power supply | 380 V, 50/60 Hz, 3P+1N+1G |
| Machine size (W x H x L) | 2740 x 2359 x 6451 mm |
| Weight | 1250 kg |
Full specifications, layout drawings and options are in the product catalogue.
Applications in detail
The Framewrap 150S is the compact entry model of the Framewrap series, purpose-built for small window and door frames, mouldings and slim profiles up to 150 mm deep and 1200 mm high. Its ring runs at up to 85 rpm, which keeps cycle times short on frames that come off the assembly line one after another.
PVC, aluminium and timber window frames
Window frames and sashes up to 1200 mm high and 150 mm deep are wrapped straight after assembly. The film covers the visible faces and corners, which are the parts most often scratched or dented when frames are stacked in stillages and loaded onto trucks.
Door frames and small door assemblies
Door frames and small door assemblies within the size range are wrapped in the same way, keeping hinges, fittings and protective tapes in place.
Mouldings, slim profiles and bars
PVC, aluminium and steel mouldings, slim profiles and bars can be wrapped standing up, individually or as small bundles, which protects painted, laminated or anodised surfaces from scratches.
Painted and laminated items
Products with coloured, woodgrain-laminated or powder-coated surfaces benefit most from full film coverage, because a single scratch on a visible face can mean a rejected frame on site.
Why frames are wrapped standing up
A finished window or door frame is wide and tall but thin. Laid flat, it would need a very large ring and would sag between supports; standing upright, it passes through a tall, narrow ring opening. On the Framewrap, the frame stands on its edge on the conveyor and travels through the vertical ring, which winds stretch film around the full height and width of the frame as it moves forward.
Because the frame keeps moving, there is no upper limit on its length: a single sash and a long multi-light frame are wrapped the same way. Ring speed and conveyor speed are set independently, which controls how much the film overlaps and how tightly it holds the frame. The film protects the profile faces and corners from scratches and dirt, and keeps sashes and fittings in place during handling and transport.
Choosing between the Framewrap models
The Framewrap series has two ring sizes. The 150S and 180S take frames up to 1200 mm high; the 220S and 250S take frames up to 2050 and 2235 mm high and use 500 mm film. Between the two small models, the 150S has the faster ring (up to 85 rpm) and the narrower footprint is on the 180S, which has a stronger 3 kW main motor.
| Model | Max. width × height | Min. product size | Film width | Ring speed | Total power | Machine size (W × H × L) | Weight |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Framewrap 150S | 150 × 1200 mm | 40 × 500 × 750 mm | 250 mm | 20–85 rpm | 3.5 kW | 2740 × 2359 × 6451 mm | 1250 kg |
| Framewrap 180S | 150 × 1200 mm | 40 × 500 × 750 mm | 250 mm | 10–50 rpm | 4.5 kW | 2050 × 2670 × 6350 mm | 1250 kg |
| Framewrap 220S | 150 × 2050 mm | 40 × 900 × 1200 mm | 500 mm | 10–35 rpm | 5.6 kW | 3450 × 3150 × 6750 mm | 2050 kg |
| Framewrap 250S | 150 × 2235 mm | 40 × 890 × 1250 mm | 500 mm | 10–35 rpm | 6.2 kW | 3700 × 3350 × 6750 mm | 2500 kg |
All models have a conveyor speed of up to 12 m/min and a load capacity of 100 kg/m, and wrap products of unlimited length.
Stretch film for the Framewrap 150S
The Framewrap 150S takes stretch film rolls up to 250 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 machine measures 2740 × 2359 × 6451 mm (W × H × L) including its conveyor and weighs 1250 kg. The conveyor has a useful length of 2950 mm and a low working height of 620 mm, which makes it easier to load tall frames by hand. It runs on 380 V, 50/60 Hz three-phase power, with a main motor of 2.2 kW and a total installed power of 3.5 kW.
Frames can be loaded by hand at the end of the assembly line, or fed from an existing conveyor. Wrapped frames go to stillages, A-frames or racks for dispatch. Edda builds the conveyors and line equipment around the wrapper and complete automated packaging lines for window and profile plants; see our PVC and aluminium profile packaging page.
Operation, maintenance and service
Day-to-day operation comes down to loading the film roll, choosing the frame settings on the operator panel and keeping the conveyor clear. Routine care is simple: keep the belt 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
- Purpose-built ring design for frames and slim profiles
- Compact footprint suited to smaller production lines
- Machines in use in more than 80 countries
Related machines
- Framewrap 180S – stronger 3 kW drive and narrower machine, with a 10–50 rpm ring
- Framewrap 220S – larger frame width and height capacity
- Framewrap 250S – largest frame size in the series
Frequently asked questions
What is the minimum product size?
40 x 500 x 750 mm (W x H x L).
What stretch film widths does the machine support?
Stretch film up to 250 mm wide, on a Ø230 mm roll with a Ø76 mm core.
Is there a limit on frame length?
No, the conveyor design supports unlimited product length.
What power supply does it require?
Total installed power is 3.5 kW, on a 380 V, 50/60 Hz, 3P+1N+1G supply.
How tall can a frame be on the Framewrap 150S?
Up to 1200 mm high and 150 mm deep, with no limit on length. Taller frames go on the Framewrap 220S or 250S.
Why is the working height so low?
A 620 mm working height makes it easier for operators to place tall frames on the conveyor and guide them into the ring.
Can I wrap mouldings on the same machine?
Yes. Mouldings, slim profiles and bars within the size range can be wrapped individually or as small bundles.
What is the difference between the 150S and the 180S?
Both take frames up to 150 × 1200 mm. The 150S has a ring speed of 20–85 rpm; the 180S has a 10–50 rpm ring, a 3 kW main motor and a narrower machine footprint.
Compare this model with our full range of orbital wrapping machines for profiles, doors, panels, furniture and coils.
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