Spinner 1000 S BN Automatic Bubble Wrap & Stretch Wrapping Machine

What the Spinner 1000 S BN wraps

• Membrane, acrylic and lacquer-painted cabinet fronts
• Doors, door frames and mouldings
• Laminate flooring
• Aluminium, steel and wood profiles and pipes, PVC profile products

Minimum product size is 100 x 18 x 600 mm (W x H x L), with no upper limit on product length.

How it works

The product travels along the belt conveyor (up to 12 m/min, 100 kg/m load capacity) through the ring, which applies an air bubble film layer (up to 800 mm wide, 600 mm reel diameter) followed by a stretch film layer (up to 170 mm wide, 230 mm diameter), rotating at 20 to 85 rpm. The cutting and welding unit works between 50 and 150 C and accepts PE film, PE air bubble film or PVC film.

Key specifications

Product length	Unlimited
Min. product size (W x H x L)	100 x 18 x 600 mm
Max. conveyor speed	12 m/min
Ring rotation speed	20-85 rpm
Stretch film	Up to 170 mm wide, 230 mm diameter, 76 mm core
Air bubble film	Up to 800 mm wide, 600 mm reel diameter, 20-76 mm core
Total power	3.75 kW
Power supply	380 V, 50/60 Hz, 3P+N+PE
Machine size (W x H x L)	2100 x 2335 x 5345 mm
Weight	850 kg

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

Applications in detail

The Spinner 1000 S BN is the bubble wrap and stretch wrapping machine of the Spinner range for doors, cabinet fronts, mouldings, flooring and profiles from 100 × 18 × 600 mm. In October 2026 it became the first model of the new-generation Spinner series.

Doors and door sets

Door leaves with lacquered, membrane, veneer or laminate surfaces get a bubble layer for cushioning and a tight stretch wrap, in one pass and with no length limit. More on our door packaging page.

Cabinet fronts

Membrane, acrylic and high-gloss fronts are the parts most likely to be rejected for a scratch. Cushioned and wrapped straight off the press or paint line, they arrive at assembly or at the customer in the condition they left.

Mouldings, frames and flooring

Frames, mouldings and flooring packs are wrapped with cushioned edges and corners.

Profiles

Decorative aluminium, steel, wood and PVC profiles are wrapped individually or in bundles.

How bubble film and stretch film are applied together

On BN machines the product makes a single trip along the conveyor. First, the air bubble film unit lays a cushioning layer over the product; a heated cutting and welding unit, working between 50 and 150 °C, cuts and seals the film. Then the rotating ring winds stretch film around the product in a continuous spiral, pressing the cushioning layer tightly against the surfaces and closing the pack.

The bubble unit accepts PE film, PE air bubble film or PVC film, so the same machine can apply a soft cushioning layer for lacquered parts or a plain film layer for products that only need a clean cover. Conveyor speed, ring speed and overlap are set on the operator panel for each product.

• No hand wrapping with bubble film, which is the slowest step in most manual packing.
• The same cushioning and tension on every piece, regardless of shift or operator.
• Less film waste than hand wrapping, because film is cut to the product length.
• Edges and corners protected along the whole length, with no limit on product length.

Choosing between the bubble wrap models

Choose the Spinner 1000 S BN for doors and fronts up to 800 mm bubble film width. For slim frames and mouldings, the Spinner 600 S BN is more compact; for bedroom furniture, bed bases and wider panels, choose the Spinner 1500 S BN.

Model	Min. product size	Bubble film width	Stretch film width	Ring speed	Conveyor	Total power	Weight
Spinner 600 S BN	100 × 18 × 550 mm	450 mm	170 mm	20–85 rpm	12 m/min	3.3 kW	630 kg
Spinner 1000 S BN	100 × 18 × 600 mm	800 mm	170 mm	20–85 rpm	12 m/min	3.75 kW	850 kg
Spinner 1500 S BN	200 × 18 × 700 mm	1350 mm	250 mm	15–60 rpm	10 m/min	5.6 kW	1050 kg
Spinner 1800 S BN	700 × 200 × 1000 mm	2000 mm	250 mm	10–50 rpm	12 m/min	8.35 kW	2600 kg
Olympia 100 S BN	100 × 18 × 600 mm	800 mm	170 mm	20–85 rpm	12 m/min	4.2 kW	1600 kg
Olympia 150 S BN	200 × 18 × 700 mm	1350 mm	250 mm	15–60 rpm	10 m/min	5.2 kW	1850 kg

All models wrap products of unlimited length. Spinner BN machines are compact and suited to building into lines; Olympia BN machines have longer built-in infeed and outfeed conveyors.

Films for the Spinner 1000 S BN

Cushioning layer: PE air bubble film, PE film or PVC film up to 800 mm wide, on reels up to 600 mm in diameter with a 20–76 mm core.

Outer layer: stretch film up to 170 mm wide on Ø230 mm rolls with a Ø76 mm core, in 23, 30 or 35 micron.

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 Spinner 1000 S BN measures 2100 × 2335 × 5345 mm (W × H × L) and weighs 850 kg. The overall length includes 1 m idler roller tables at the infeed and outfeed, added after customer feedback; each is fixed with two screws and can be removed when space is tight. Even with them fitted, the machine is shorter than the previous Spinner series. It runs on 380 V, 50/60 Hz three-phase power with neutral and earth, with a total installed power of 3.75 kW. The conveyor runs at up to 12 m/min and carries 100 kg/m.

Products can be loaded by hand or fed from an edge-banding, painting, upholstery or assembly line, and wrapped pieces can go to a buffering table, stacking or boxing. Edda builds the conveyors and line equipment around the wrapper and complete automated packaging lines.

What to check before ordering

• Product range: the smallest and largest cross-section and the shortest and longest product.
• Surface: high-gloss, lacquered, foiled or upholstered surfaces and how much cushioning they need.
• Film choice: bubble film, plain PE or PVC for the first layer, and stretch film thickness for the outer layer.
• Output: pieces per shift and the speed of the line in front of the wrapper.
• Space: floor length for the machine and loading access.

Operation, maintenance and service

Operators load the bubble film reel and the stretch film roll, choose the product settings on the panel and keep the conveyor clear. Routine care includes keeping the belt and film paths clean, checking the cutting and welding unit 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, where the machines are designed and built.

Why manufacturers choose Edda

• Türkiye’s first manufacturer of horizontal stretch wrapping machines
• Machines running in over 80 countries, supported by local distributors
• A complete range, from compact wrappers to fully automated packaging lines

Related machines

• Spinner 1000 S: stretch film only, without the bubble wrap layer
• Spinner 600 S BN: for smaller cross-sections
• Spinner 1500 S BN: for larger and heavier products

Frequently asked questions

What is the difference between the Spinner 1000 S and the Spinner 1000 S BN?

The BN version adds an air bubble film layer under the stretch film, applied in the same pass, for products that need extra surface protection.

Which films does it use?

PE film, PE air bubble film or PVC film, with a cutting and welding system operating between 50 and 150 C.

What power supply does it need?

380 V, 50/60 Hz, three-phase with neutral and earth; total installed power is 3.75 kW.

What is new in the new-generation Spinner 1000 S BN?

A belt-free direct ring drive designed to run for at least ten years without belt changes, a machine body about 40% shorter with 1 m conveyors (even with the removable 1 m idler roller tables at the infeed and outfeed, the machine is shorter than the previous series), plug-and-play conveyors fixed to the frame, and gear-motor driven conveyors without chains or belts. Read the launch news.

How wide can the bubble film be?

Up to 800 mm, on reels up to 600 mm in diameter.

Can it wrap doors up to 950 mm wide?

The ring takes cross-sections up to 950 × 185 mm or 700 × 450 mm. Use the calculator above to check your door.

How many doors per hour can it wrap?

It depends on door length, gaps and overlap. At 12 m/min, a 2.1 m door passes the ring in about 11 seconds.

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