Nouva 4065 PE Shrink Wrapping Machine

What the Nouva 4065 wraps

• Multi-packs of cans, jars and small bottles
• Flat cartons, trays and boxed products
• Personal care and household product bundles
• Bakery, dairy and other food multi-packs

How it works

Products are conveyed into the sealing station, where PE film from the upper and lower rolls forms a curtain around the pack. The sealing bar closes, sealing and cutting the film, and the wrapped bundle travels on through the heat tunnel, where the thicker PE film shrinks tightly to hold the units together as one stable, easy-to-handle pack.

Technical specifications

Feature	Value
Max. product height (H)	200 mm
Min. product dimensions (W x H x L)	300 x 500 x 200 mm
Max. film width	600 mm
Film roll core (inner) diameter	Ø 30 mm
Recommended film thickness	20, 100 micron
Machine dimensions (W x H x L)	3800 x 2550 x 2000 (h) mm
Vertical jaw length	650 mm
Capacity	12 pkg/min (max.)
Power supply	380 V, 50/60 Hz, 3P+1N+1G (208/415/480 V optional)
Main motor power	4 kW
Power incl. heat tunnel	19 kW
Max. jaw height	200 mm

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

Applications in detail

The Nouva 4065 is designed for lower packs: cans, jars, small bottles and flat cartons up to 200 mm high. With a 650 mm sealing bar, film up to 600 mm wide and an integrated heat tunnel, it reaches up to 12 packs per minute (max.).

Beverage multipacks

Water, juice and soft drink bottles and cans are grouped and bundled into stable multipacks that hold together through palletising, transport and the trip home. See our bottles, cans and multipacks page.

Food jars and dairy packs

Jars, tins and dairy products are bundled in film, often without a cardboard tray where the pack is stable enough.

Cartons, boxes and trays

Bundles of cartons and trays are combined into larger units for logistics, reducing the number of pieces to handle.

Building materials and industrial parts

Ceramic tiles, building materials and industrial parts are bundled in strong PE film that protects them from dust and moisture.

How PE shrink wrapping works on the Nouva 4065

Products are grouped and conveyed into the sealing station. PE film from the upper and lower rolls forms a curtain around the group; the sealing bar closes, seals and cuts the film. The wrapped bundle then travels through the heat tunnel, where the thick PE film shrinks tightly around the units and holds them together as one pack.

The open ends of the film form the typical “bull’s eyes” at the sides of the pack, which keep the units in place and give a natural hand grip. Sealing temperature, tunnel temperature and conveyor speed are set on the operator panel for each pack format.

Choosing the right model

Choose the Nouva 4065 when your packs stay below 200 mm high. For taller packs up to 300 mm, choose a Flexia for medium volumes or a Uniqa for the highest output.

Model	Max. pack height	Max. film width	Sealing bar	Capacity (max.)	Motor / total power
Flexia 4075	300 mm	700 mm	750 mm	10 packs/min	1.5 / 16.5 kW
Flexia 4085	300 mm	800 mm	850 mm	10 packs/min	1.5 / 19.5 kW
Flexia 4095	300 mm	800 mm	950 mm	8 packs/min	1.5 / 19.5 kW
Nouva 4065	200 mm	600 mm	650 mm	12 packs/min	4 / 19 kW
Uniqa 4075	300 mm	700 mm	750 mm	20 packs/min	2 / 28 kW
Uniqa 4085	300 mm	800 mm	850 mm	15 packs/min	3 / 31 kW
Uniqa 4095	300 mm	900 mm	950 mm	12 packs/min	3.5 / 34.5 kW

Capacity depends on pack dimensions. Total power includes the heat tunnel.

Shrink film for the Nouva 4065

The Nouva 4065 takes PE shrink film up to 600 mm wide, from 20 to 100 micron. Light, low packs can be wrapped with thinner film; large bottles and packs that are carried by hand need thicker film for strength. PE film can be printed with your brand, which turns the bundle into a marketing surface.

PE is the right film for heavy multipacks. For single retail products where clarity and gloss matter, POF film on an L-bar or side sealer is the better choice – see our POF shrink page.

Installation and integration

The Nouva 4065 measures 3800 × 2550 × 2000 (h) mm as listed in the catalogue. It runs on 380 V, 50/60 Hz three-phase power with neutral and earth, with a main motor of 4 kW and a total installed power of 19 kW including the heat tunnel; 208, 415 and 480 V versions are available.

Products can be grouped by hand or fed from a filling or labelling line; finished packs go on to palletising. For pallet stretch wrapping of the finished packs, see our pallet wrapping machines.

What to check before ordering

• Pack format: number of units, pack height, width and length.
• Output: packs per minute from your filling or labelling line.
• Film: thickness for the pack weight, and whether the film is printed.
• Infeed: manual grouping or automatic feeding from a conveyor.
• Energy and space: tunnel power and available floor area.
• End of line: how packs are palletised and wrapped.

Operation, maintenance and service

Operators load the upper and lower film rolls, choose the pack settings and keep the infeed clear. Routine care includes cleaning the sealing bar and conveyor, checking seal quality and tunnel airflow, 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.

Film bundles compared with cartons

For many beverage and food producers, a shrink-film bundle replaces a corrugated case or a full wrap-around carton. The comparison usually comes down to these points:

• Material: a film bundle uses less packaging material than a full carton for the same group of products.
• Visibility: customers see the product and its label through the film.
• Handling: the bull’s eyes at the sides give a natural grip for carrying.
• Protection: the film keeps the group tight and clean; cartons give more crush protection for fragile products.
• Flexibility: changing pack formats means changing settings and film width, not ordering new carton sizes.

Many producers use both: film-only bundles for robust products, and a tray or pad under the film where extra stiffness is needed.

Why manufacturers choose Edda

• Türkiye’s first manufacturer of horizontal stretch wrapping machines, with a dedicated shrink-wrapping range built on the same engineering base
• Machines running in over 80 countries, supported by local distributors
• A complete range, from compact entry-level wrappers to fully automated packaging lines

Related machines

• Flexia series: PE shrink wrapping for bundles up to 300 mm high
• Uniqa series: automatic PE shrink wrapping for higher output
• Admiral series: automatic POF shrink wrapping for single retail products

Frequently asked questions

What film does the Nouva 4065 use?

PE shrink film from 20 to 100 micron, up to 600 mm wide on rolls with a Ø 30 mm core.

What size bundles can the Nouva 4065 wrap?

Packs up to 200 mm high; the catalogue product size for this model is 300 x 500 x 200 mm (W x H x L).

What is the maximum output of the Nouva 4065?

Up to 12 pkg/min (max.), depending on product dimensions.

When should I choose PE shrink instead of POF shrink?

PE film is thicker and stronger, so it is the right choice for heavier multi-packs and bundles such as bottles, cans and boxes that must stay together in transport. POF film is thinner and clearer, and is preferred for single retail products.

What output can the Nouva 4065 reach?

Up to 12 packs per minute (max.), depending on pack dimensions.

Do I need a cardboard tray under the pack?

Not always. Many multipacks are bundled in film only; trays or pads are added where the pack needs extra stiffness.

How tall can the pack be on the Nouva 4065?

Up to 200 mm.

Can the film be printed?

Yes. Printed PE shrink film can be used, which adds branding to the bundle.

Which film thickness is typical for drink multipacks?

Thicker PE film is used for heavy bottle packs that are carried by hand; lighter packs such as cans or small jars can use thinner film. The machine accepts 20–100 micron, and we help you choose for your packs.