Pallet Wrapper Machine Finder
Pallet Wrappers
Pallet wrappers secure your palletised loads with tensioned stretch film, keeping stock safe through storage and transit. Looking for a smarter, faster, and safer way to wrap your pallets? Our range of semi-automatic, fully automatic, rotary arm, and mobile machines cuts film waste and takes the manual handling out of your wrapping process. Discover which pallet wrapper is right for your operation.
Find Your Perfect Pallet Wrappers
Answer a few quick questions about your pallet wrappers and throughput — get a machine recommendation in under 2 minutes.
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MOTION 2.0 Mobile Wrapper
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SIMPLY Pallet Wrapper
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Discovery Pallet Wrapper
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Automatic SMARTWRAP Pallet Wrapper
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Automatic DISCOVERY A
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EDDY Fully Automatic Rotary Arm
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NIMBLY Rotary Arm
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WINGWRAP Automatic Rotary Arm
About AWC Pallet Wrappers
Powered pre-stretch applies film under tension as it wraps, typically using 20-35% less film than wrapping the same load by hand.
A machine-wrapped pallet is done in roughly 60-90 seconds against several minutes by hand — it adds up fast once you're wrapping dozens a shift.
Hand-wrapping is a repetitive, twisting motion that WHS bodies flag as a manual handling risk. Automating the wrap removes the operator from it entirely.
Battery-powered mobile wrappers roll straight to the pallet — no dedicated wrap station, no queuing loads, no rewiring your floor plan to fit one in.
Pallet wrapping is one of the most common bottlenecks on a packaging line — the right machine depends on your throughput, load stability requirements, and floor space. AWC stocks semi-automatic, fully automatic, rotary arm, and mobile pallet wrappers, each built for a different stage of operation, from low-volume dispatch through to full production-line automation.
Semi-automatic pallet wrappers are the standard starting point for most Australian warehouses — the operator loads the pallet and starts the cycle, and the machine handles the wrap. They’re the lowest-cost way to get consistent, safe wrapping without committing to a fully automated line.
Fully automatic pallet wrappers remove the operator from the cycle entirely, integrating with a conveyor line for continuous, unattended wrapping. They’re built for higher-volume operations where wrapping needs to keep pace with production, not the other way around.
Rotary arm pallet wrappers wrap the film around a stationary pallet rather than turning the load itself, making them the right choice for unstable, oversized, or particularly heavy pallets that shouldn’t be spun.
Mobile pallet wrappers run on battery power and wheel directly to the pallet, making them ideal for sites with multiple wrapping points, outdoor loading areas, or no fixed wrapping station at all.
Every machine on this page is backed by our in-house technical team for installation, servicing, and spare parts — so you’re not left waiting on an overseas manufacturer if something needs attention.
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Pallet Wrapper FAQs
A semi-automatic wrapper needs an operator to load the pallet and start each cycle; a fully automatic model runs unattended and is usually integrated into a conveyor line. If you’re wrapping a handful of pallets a day, semi-automatic is normally the more cost-effective choice — once you’re running continuous production, fully automatic pays for itself in labour and consistency.
Turntable machines — semi-automatic and fully automatic — rotate the pallet while the film carriage stays still. Rotary arm machines do the opposite: the pallet stays still and the film arm rotates around it. Rotary arm is the better fit for unstable, oversized, or very heavy loads that shouldn’t be spun.
Load capacity should match your heaviest typical pallet, plus a safety margin — not just your average load. Use the Pallet Wrapper Finder above, or book a consult and we’ll size the machine against your actual throughput and heaviest SKUs.
Film width depends on your pallet footprint and the products you’re wrapping — most Australian operations run 500mm film, but wider or narrower loads may need a different width. Our team can confirm the right spec during your consult.
Yes — every machine on this page is available to rent short-term, so you can trial it on your floor before committing to a purchase. Rental is also a practical option for seasonal volume spikes or while you’re waiting on a custom order.
Yes, we offer finance and leasing options on all pallet wrapper purchases. Speak to our team during your consult and we’ll walk you through what’s available for your business.
Timeframes vary by machine and configuration — standard semi-automatic and mobile models are generally the fastest to get on your floor, while fully automatic and rotary arm systems built around your conveyor line take longer to install correctly. We’ll confirm an exact timeframe once we understand your setup.
Yes — we stock a full range of stretch film and wrapping consumables to match your machine, so you’re not sourcing film from a separate supplier.
Yes — every AWC pallet wrapper includes installation and is backed by our in-house technical team for servicing, spare parts, and warranty support, so you’re not left waiting on an overseas manufacturer if something needs attention.
Answer a handful of questions about your pallets, throughput, and floor space, and the Finder recommends the machine type and configuration that fits your operation — in under two minutes, with no obligation to buy.
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How Coastal Springs cut film waste 30% on their pallet line
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