A turntable variety pallet stretch wrapping machine includes a framework, a pulley or center rotatably mounted for the frame, a turntable placed on the center, a vertically movably film dispensing assembly, as well as a push mechanism for spinning the centre. The framework consists of rollers that rotatably support the under surface of the turntable for rotation in accordance with the film dispensing assembly. A packed pallet that is usually to be covered with film is placed on the turntable. By rotating the turntable with the drive mechanism, the loaded pallet is rotated about a generally vertical axis. The packed pallet is gradually wrapped circumferentially and up and down, i.e. spirally, by film offered from your vertically movable roll of film of your film dispensing assemblage.

A jam-packed pallet is typically placed on the turntable by using a forklift or pallet jack. In case the loaded pallet will not be raised to your sufficient elevation with the operator of the forklift or pallet jack as being the packed pallet will be situated within the turntable, the advantage from the pallet can hit the edge of your turntable, which can cause plastic-type deformation, i.e. long lasting twisting, from the shaft that rotatably brackets the hub to the structure, therefore demanding maintenance. The edge in the turntable can even be struck by other items or equipment experienced in a standard warehouse environment which could result in long lasting bending from the shaft. By way of example, the edge in the turntable may be smacked with the tines of the fork pickup truck or pallet jack, the mast of a fork truck, and even by an unpalletized load alone.

Yet another difficulty linked to placing the filled pallet on the turntable is accurately placing the pallet in the heart of the turntable. If the loaded pallet is placed on the turntable offset from the rotational axis of the turntable, the weight of the loaded pallet will not be evenly supported by the turntable rollers. Even if the loaded pallet is placed in the center of the turntable, if the load is not evenly distributed on the pallet the same situation can occur. And, even if the loaded pallet is placed in the center of the turntable, and even if the load is evenly distributed on the pallet, the weight of the loaded pallet might still not be evenly supported by the turntable rollers, due to manufacturing tolerances in the production of theframe and turntable, pulley/hub, etc., or due to the effects of the weight distribution of the load in combination with the dynamics of the turntable. Every one of these conditions might cause elevated wear around the rollers and greater shake throughout rotation in the turntable.

Properly, a desire as a result are available for a stretch wrapping machine turntable assemblage that overcomes the downsides of standard stretch wrapping machine turntable assemblies like those detailed earlier mentioned.