The Speedwrap 550 is a compact, high-speed automatic orbital stretch wrapping machine for aluminium, steel and wood profiles and pipes, and PVC profile products. Its high conveyor speed and ring rotation speed make it suited to fast-moving profile production lines, with no limit on product length.
What it wraps
- Aluminium, steel and wood profiles
- Pipes
- PVC profile products
Minimum product size: 70 x 18 x 1000 mm (W x H x L).
How it works
The product travels along the conveyor belt through the rotating ring, which winds stretch film around it as it passes. With a conveyor speed of up to 36 m/min and ring rotation speed up to 140 rpm, the Speedwrap 550 is built for fast cycle times on high-volume profile lines.
Technical specifications
| Feature | Value |
|---|---|
| Product length | Unlimited |
| Max. width x height | 260 x 270 mm |
| Min. dimensions (W x H x L) | 70 x 18 x 1000 mm |
| Useful / total conveyor length | 950 / 1050 mm |
| Working height | 920 mm |
| Max. conveyor speed | 36 m/min |
| Max. load capacity | 100 kg/m |
| Stretch film | Max. 170 mm wide, Ø230 mm roll, Ø76 mm core, 23-30-35 micron |
| Main motor power | 1.1 kW (total power 2.3 kW) |
| Ring rotation speed | 30-140 rpm |
| Power supply | 380 V, 50/60 Hz, 3P+1N+1G |
| Machine size (W x H x L) | 1600 x 1664 x 2744 mm |
| Weight | 1000 kg |
Full specifications, layout drawings and options are in the product catalogue.
Built for fast profile lines
Extrusion and profile lines produce long, light products continuously, and the packaging step must not slow them down. The Speedwrap 550 is designed for exactly this: a conveyor running at up to 36 m/min – three times the speed of a standard Spinner – and a ring that turns at up to 140 rpm, so profiles are wrapped as fast as they leave the saw.
Its ring takes cross-sections up to 260 × 270 mm, which covers single profiles, pipes and compact bundles. Products from 1000 mm long are wrapped with no upper limit on length.
Applications in detail
Aluminium extrusions
Anodised, powder-coated and mill-finish aluminium profiles are wrapped individually or in small bundles straight after cutting. Full orbital coverage keeps the decorative surface clean and stops profiles rubbing against each other in the bundle or on the rack.
PVC window and door profiles
PVC profiles, including woodgrain-laminated and coloured profiles, are wrapped at extrusion speed so that the protective film goes on before the profiles are handled, stacked or bundled. See our PVC and aluminium profile packaging page for complete examples.
Steel and wood profiles
Steel sections and wood mouldings are wrapped to protect surfaces from moisture, dust and scratches during storage and transport.
Pipes
Pipes within the 260 × 270 mm cross-section are wrapped one by one or in compact bundles, keeping ends and surfaces clean.
Speedwrap 550 or Spinner?
| Speedwrap 550 | Spinner 600 S | Spinner 1000 S | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Max. cross-section | 260 × 270 mm | 535 × 140 / 400 × 250 mm | 950 × 185 / 700 × 450 mm |
| Min. product size | 70 × 18 × 1000 mm | 100 × 18 × 550 mm | 100 × 18 × 600 mm |
| Max. conveyor speed | 36 m/min | 15 m/min | 12 m/min |
| Ring speed | 30–140 rpm | 20–85 rpm | 20–85 rpm |
| Film width | 170 mm | 170 mm | 170 mm |
| Total power | 2.3 kW | 2.04 kW | 2.3 kW |
| Weight | 1000 kg | 560 kg | 620 kg |
Choose the Speedwrap 550 when line speed matters most and your profiles fit within 260 × 270 mm. Choose a Spinner 600 S or Spinner 1000 S for wider products such as frames, panels and doors. For a complete line with infeed, wrapping and stacking, see the Speedwrap Profiline.
Stretch film for the Speedwrap 550
The machine takes stretch film rolls up to 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. On a fast profile line, matching the ring speed to the conveyor speed is what keeps coverage even at 36 m/min.
Installation and integration
The Speedwrap 550 measures 1600 × 1664 × 2744 mm (W × H × L) and weighs 1000 kg. Its conveyor has a useful length of 950 mm and a working height of 920 mm, and carries up to 100 kg/m. It runs on 380 V, 50/60 Hz three-phase power, with a main motor of 1.1 kW and a total installed power of 2.3 kW.
Thanks to its compact footprint, it can be placed directly after the saw of an extrusion line, with roller or belt conveyors bringing profiles in and taking wrapped profiles to stacking or bundling. Edda builds the conveyors and line equipment around it and complete automated profile packaging lines.
Operation, maintenance and service
Operators load the film roll, select the product settings on the panel and keep the infeed clear; at high line speeds, a consistent infeed with proper gaps between profiles gives the best result. Routine care is simple: keep the conveyor 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.
What to check before ordering
A short list of the information that decides how the Speedwrap 550 is configured for your line:
- Profile range: the smallest and largest cross-section, and the shortest and longest profile.
- Line speed: metres per minute from the extrusion line or saw, and the gap between profiles.
- Bundles: whether profiles are wrapped one by one or in small bundles.
- Surface: anodised, painted, laminated or mill finish, which decides film thickness and overlap.
- Infeed and outfeed: how profiles arrive and where wrapped profiles go – stacking table, bundling or racks.
- Space: available floor length before and after the wrapper.
Send us this information with a short layout sketch and our engineers will come back with a proposal.
Why manufacturers choose Edda
- High conveyor and ring speeds for fast-moving profile lines
- Compact footprint, easy to integrate into existing lines
- Machines in use in more than 80 countries
Related machines
- Spinner 600 S – horizontal orbital wrapper for profiles and mouldings
- Speedwrap Profiline – full PVC and aluminium profile packaging line
Frequently asked questions
What is the minimum product size?
70 x 18 x 1000 mm (W x H x L).
How fast can the Speedwrap 550 run?
Up to 36 m/min conveyor speed and 140 rpm ring rotation speed.
What stretch film widths does the machine support?
Stretch film up to 170 mm wide, on a Ø230 mm roll with a Ø76 mm core.
What power supply does it require?
Total installed power is 2.3 kW, on a 380 V, 50/60 Hz, 3P+1N+1G supply.
How many profiles per minute can it wrap?
It depends on profile length and the gap between profiles. At 36 m/min, a 6 m profile passes the ring in about 10 seconds. Send us your product list and line speed and we will calculate it for you.
What is the largest cross-section?
260 × 270 mm (W × H).
Can it wrap bundles?
Yes, compact bundles within 260 × 270 mm can be wrapped together.
Can it be connected to an extrusion line?
Yes. Its compact footprint and high speed are designed for direct connection after the saw, as in the Speedwrap Profiline.
What is the minimum profile length?
1000 mm. There is no upper limit on length, so full-length extrusions are wrapped in one pass.
How heavy can the profiles be?
The conveyor carries up to 100 kg per metre, which covers single profiles and compact bundles of aluminium, PVC, steel and wood.
Which film thickness is best for aluminium profiles?
23 or 30 micron is usually enough for anodised and painted profiles; 35 micron is used for heavier bundles or long sea freight.
Compare this model with our full range of orbital wrapping machines for profiles, doors, panels, furniture and coils.
Get a quote for the Speedwrap 550
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