Robowrap 2700 MB Self-Propelled Robot Pallet Wrapper

Key features

• No limit on pallet length, width or weight
• Wrapping height up to 2700 mm
• Minimum load size 700 × 700 mm
• 24 V DC battery drive, 220 V charger
• Film tension: mechanical brake 0–100%
• Compact: 1630 × 1230 × 2700 mm, 340 kg

Technical specifications

Wrapping height	up to 2700 mm
Max. load size (W × D)	Unlimited
Min. load size (W × D)	700 × 700 mm
Film tensioning	Mechanical brake, 0–100%
Film width	200–500 mm
Max. film roll	Ø250 mm, 16 kg, Ø76 mm core
Drive and control voltage	24 V DC (battery)
Charger supply	220 V, 50/60 Hz, single-phase
Machine dimensions (L × W × H)	1630 × 1230 × 2700 mm
Weight	340 kg

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

Frequently asked questions

When should I choose a robot instead of a turntable wrapper?

When loads are larger, heavier or more irregular than a turntable allows, or when you need to wrap in different places in the warehouse. For standard pallets up to 1300 × 1100 mm, a turntable machine such as the Wraptor 1650 VPT 2700 is usually faster.

How is the robot powered?

It runs on a 24 V DC battery and is recharged from a standard 220 V single-phase socket.

What is the difference between MB and VPT?

MB uses a mechanical brake for film tension (0–100%); VPT has motorised pre-stretch (0–250%) and uses less film per pallet.

How is the film tension set?

With an adjustable mechanical brake on the film carriage, from 0 to 100%.

Which film widths can I use?

Film from 200 to 500 mm wide, on rolls up to Ø250 mm and 16 kg with a Ø76 mm core.

What is the smallest load?

700 × 700 mm. There is no upper limit on load size or weight.

Does it need a fixed position?

No. It runs on its battery and can be moved to wherever the load is.

Can it wrap pallets of different heights?

Yes. The film carriage travels up the mast to the top of each load, up to 2700 mm.

Which stretch film should I use?

Machine stretch film 200–500 mm wide on Ø76 mm cores, rolls up to Ø250 mm and 16 kg. Our team can recommend a film gauge for your loads.

Is a robot or a turntable better for my warehouse?

A turntable is usually faster and more repeatable for standard pallets in one location. A robot is better for oversized, heavy or irregular loads, and when loads are wrapped in different places.

Does pallet wrapping protect against moisture?

A full wrap with good overlap keeps dust and splashes off the load during storage and transport; for outdoor storage, a top sheet under the film gives extra protection.

Do you provide training?

Yes. Installation and operator training are provided by Edda and its local distributors.

See all pallet stretch wrapping machines.

Where the Robowrap 2700 MB is used

The Robowrap 2700 MB is a battery-powered robot that drives around the pallet and wraps it in stretch film. With no turntable, there is no limit on pallet size or weight, and the robot can be taken to wherever the load is in the warehouse. The MB version uses a mechanical brake for film tension and accepts film from 200 to 500 mm wide.

End of production lines

Finished goods are stacked on pallets at the end of the line and stretch wrapped before they go to the warehouse, so cartons and bags stay together during handling and storage.

Warehouses and distribution centres

Mixed pallets built from picked orders are wrapped before dispatch. A tight wrap holds cartons of different sizes together and keeps dust and moisture out.

Export shipments

Pallets that travel by truck, container or sea freight need a stable, well-tensioned wrap that keeps the load on the pallet over long distances.

Oversized and irregular loads

Machinery, big boxes, long pallets and loads too heavy or too large for a turntable are wrapped where they stand, because the robot drives around them.

How a self-propelled pallet wrapper works

The robot is battery-powered and moves on its own wheels. The operator attaches the film to the load, places the robot next to the pallet and starts the cycle; the robot drives around the load and the film carriage travels up and down the mast to cover the full height, up to 2700 mm.

Because the load does not move, there is no limit on its length, width or weight, and the robot can be taken to wherever the load is in the warehouse. After the cycle, it is recharged from a standard 220 V single-phase socket.

Film tension with a mechanical brake

On the MB version, film tension comes from an adjustable mechanical brake on the film carriage (0–100%). It is simple and robust, and suits operations where film consumption is less critical or where film widths between 200 and 500 mm are used.

For lower film consumption per pallet, the Robowrap 2700 VPT adds a motorised pre-stretch carriage (0–250%).

Choosing the right pallet wrapper

Choose a Robowrap when loads are larger, heavier or more irregular than a turntable allows, or when you wrap in different places. Choose the MB for simple, robust film tension and flexible film widths; choose the VPT for lower film consumption with motorised pre-stretch. For high numbers of standard pallets, a Wraptor turntable machine is faster.

Model	Pallet / load size	Load capacity	Wrapping height	Film tension	Film width	Power	Weight
Robowrap 2700 MB	Unlimited (min. 700 × 700 mm)	No limit	2700 mm	Mechanical brake, 0–100%	200–500 mm	24 V DC battery, 220 V charger	340 kg
Robowrap 2700 VPT	Unlimited (min. 700 × 700 mm)	No limit	2700 mm	Motorised pre-stretch, 0–250%	500 mm	24 V DC battery, 220 V charger	355 kg
Wraptor 1500 VPT 2700	1200 × 1000 mm (Ø1500 mm table)	1500 kg	2700 mm	Motorised pre-stretch, 0–250%	500 mm	220 V single-phase, 1 kW	600 kg
Wraptor 1650 VPT 2700	1300 × 1100 mm (Ø1650 mm table)	2000 kg	2700 mm	Motorised pre-stretch, 0–250%	500 mm	220 V single-phase, 1 kW	825 kg

All models take film rolls up to Ø250 mm and 16 kg on a Ø76 mm core. For long loads wrapped horizontally along their length, see our orbital stretch wrapping machines and the Spinner 2200 S Pallet line.

Installation and daily use

The Robowrap 2700 MB measures 1630 × 1230 × 2700 mm and weighs 340 kg. It runs on a 24 V DC battery and is recharged from a 220 V, 50/60 Hz single-phase socket, so it needs no fixed installation – only a charging point and a flat floor around the loads.

Keep the wrapping area clear of people while the machine is running, check the film path and carriage before each shift, 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.

What to check before ordering

• Pallet size: the largest and smallest pallets and the maximum load height.
• Load weight: the heaviest pallet you wrap.
• Volume: pallets per shift, which decides between a robot and a turntable.
• Load type: stable cartons, bags, irregular machinery or long loads.
• Film: tension method and film width; pre-stretch for lower film use.
• Space and power: floor area, forklift access and single-phase power.

Good practice for stable pallets

A pallet wrapper does the work, but a few settings decide how well the load travels:

• Tie the load to the pallet: extra turns at the bottom of the load wrap the film around the pallet deck, so the load cannot slide off it.
• Reinforce the top: extra turns at the top hold the upper layer of cartons together, where loads usually start to shift.
• Use enough overlap: each turn of film should overlap the previous one, so there are no gaps between the bands.
• Match tension to the load: light cartons need less tension than heavy, stable goods; too much tension can crush corners.
• Stack well: a square, stable stack with no overhang over the pallet edge wraps better and uses less film.

Our team can help you set up the wrapping for your loads during installation and training.