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Tell us what you need to wrap, strap or lift

The more specific you are, the more useful our answer. Pallet size, load weight, throughput per hour, aisle width and racking height are enough for us to name the model, quote it and draw the layout.

Request a quotation

Six answers is all we need. The three technical ones let an engineer size a machine and price it — without them the first reply can only be a question.

What you need to move or wrap

Footprint of the load, in mm or inches.
Height of the load as it will be wrapped.
Rough is fine — it sizes the machine.

We reply within one working day — usually with a price.

Contact information

WhatsApp — fastest reply+86 153 4447 6304E-mailsales@ipackrobotic.comPhone+86 153 4447 6304
Factory202, No. 22 Xiangjiaotang Second Road, Xiangjiaotang Community, Bantian Street, Longgang District, Shenzhen, China

What happens after you send this

  1. 1An engineer reads it — not a chatbot and not a sales queue.
  2. 2You get the model, a budget price and the lead time by return.
  3. 3If it is a close call, we ask two more questions, then confirm.
  4. 4On request: a layout drawing and a live video run of the machine.
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Answers before you write

Are you a trading company or the manufacturer?+

We are the manufacturer. Design, fabrication, assembly, wiring, testing and export packing all happen in our own plant in Shenzhen; you are welcome to visit or to book a live video factory tour before you order.

What is the lead time?+

Standard turntable wrappers ship in 15–25 days. Rotary-arm, in-line, cylinder, horizontal and wrap-and-strap machines are typically 25–40 days depending on conveyor integration and PLC specification.

Can you build to our voltage and PLC standard?+

Yes. 220 V single phase, 380 V/400 V/415 V/440 V three phase, 50 or 60 Hz, and Siemens, Mitsubishi or Inovance controls are all selectable at order.

Do you supply CE documentation?+

Every machine ships with a CE declaration of conformity, an electrical schematic, an operation and maintenance manual in English, and a spare-parts list.

How do you pack for export?+

Machines are wrapped, braced and packed in fumigated plywood cases or film-wrapped onto a steel base, with loading photos sent before the container leaves.

What is a collaborative palletizer, and how is it different from a traditional palletizer?+

A collaborative palletizer uses a servo arm that works alongside operators rather than behind a fixed guard, and its stacking pattern is generated from the carton and pallet dimensions you enter on a touchscreen — about five minutes per SKU, with no robot programming. Traditional palletizers are tied to one pattern, need an integrator to change it and usually sit inside a full fence. Ours run 8–10 cycles per minute from 30 kg to 50 kg payload and stack to 2,000 mm, or 2,600 mm with the 500° lift axis.

Can we buy the palletizer, the wrapper and the narrow-aisle stacker from one supplier?+

Yes — that is the point of the range. The palletizer builds the pallet, the wrapper seals it and the three-way stacker puts it away in a 1.5 m aisle, and we engineer the conveyors and PLC handover between them at order. One purchase order, one set of drawings, one commissioning visit.