So how do we draw the line? We can see that there are a lot of grey areas. The main focus is on the handling of the load as the general industry. Therefore, if the load appears automatically in the “wrap zone” and can be wrapped without the intervention of the operator. It also ensures the safety of the film tail. So, this is an automatic tray wrapper.
Instead, if it is for a load, it must be removed by the operator or removed from the wrap area, or it is necessary to start or complete the packaging process. So, we think it’s semi-automatic. Do you know any examples of the functions that require an operator to participate? It includes connecting the movie to the tray, and the start button needs to be pressed as well. The thing you need to do is cut the film, and you need to attach the film’s tail to the load.
And then this definition is very simple, and now it’s all complicated by us. In the semi-automated world, L provides an intermediate category. But other manufacturers consider it automatic. In particular, the manufacturers, including the film tail eraser, consider it automatic. It is our purpose to discuss this problem, and to achieve this, these simple automation will be called by us. Some conveyor belts are equipped with these machines, and unpacked and packaged pallets are allowed.
Further refinement.
It is a misconception that this distinction is based on speed. As you can see, the higher output is usually associated with automatic stretching packaging. However, we can see that automation is usually much faster and faster, but this is not a definitive feature.
Generally speaking, “automatic” wrappers only apply to inline operations as people’s views. Now we all know that this isn’t necessarily true.