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Fully Automatic Pallet Wrappers
A fully automatic pallet wrapper takes wrapping off your team’s hands completely, keeping pallets moving through dispatch instead of queuing at a manual station. It’s covered by manufacturer warranty and supported by AWC’s local technical team, with finance and rental options available if you’d rather not buy outright.
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About Semi-Automatic Pallet Wrappers
Fully automatic pallet wrappers are built for continuous, unattended dispatch. The pallet arrives by conveyor, is wrapped without an operator present, and moves straight on to the next stage of the line — no one has to load, start, or unload each cycle by hand.
They suit higher-volume operations where pallets are already moving through a conveyor system, and where the labour saved by removing a dedicated wrapping operator pays back the higher upfront cost faster than a semi-automatic machine ever could on the same volume.
Throughput is the headline spec, but it only matters relative to the rest of your line — a machine rated well above your actual conveyor speed just means the wrapper spends most of its day idle. Match it to your real pallets-per-hour figure, not the fastest number on the spec sheet.
Conveyor height has to match your existing infeed and outfeed conveyor lines to the millimetre, since these machines are integrated directly into a fixed conveyor run rather than standing alone. This is the single most common integration issue we see, and it’s the first thing our team checks during a site assessment.
Because these machines run unattended, safety guarding, light curtains, and e-stop placement matter more here than on any other pallet wrapper type — every model we supply is fitted out to Australian WHS standards before it leaves our workshop.
On cost, fully automatic sits above every other type on this page in both purchase price and installation complexity — conveyor integration, guarding, and a 415V supply are all part of the job, not options. For most warehouses dispatching more than a few dozen pallets a day, the labour saving still makes it the better investment over the life of the machine.
If your volumes don’t justify a fixed conveyor line, or you need to wrap pallets in more than one spot on the floor, it’s worth comparing the other pallet wrapper types before deciding — semi-automatic, rotary arm, and mobile models each solve a different version of this problem.
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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Fully Automatic Pallet Wrapper FAQs
The pallet arrives on a conveyor, the machine wraps it without any operator input, then releases it onto the outfeed conveyor to continue down the line — there’s no loading, starting, or unloading step for a person to perform.
Fully automatic pays for itself fastest in continuous, unattended production integrated into a conveyor line — typically well above a few dozen pallets a day. If you’re running lower volumes with an operator already present, semi-automatic is the lower-cost, lower-complexity choice.
Match the machine to your heaviest typical pallet, not your average — our two Fully Automatic models cover 1,600kg to 2,000kg. Use the Pallet Wrapper Finder above or book a consult and we’ll size it against your actual heaviest SKUs.
Yes — these machines integrate directly into a fixed infeed and outfeed conveyor run, so conveyor height is the first thing our team confirms during a site assessment, not something adjusted after installation.
Our two Fully Automatic models cover roughly 35 to 45 pallets per hour. The real-world figure depends on your pallet size and how consistently pallets arrive on the infeed conveyor — we’ll confirm an expected rate against your actual line during a consult.
Every fully automatic machine we supply is fitted with guarding, e-stops, and (where required) light curtains to Australian WHS standards before it leaves our workshop, since these machines run unattended on a live conveyor line.
Yes — both models on this page are available to rent short-term, so you can trial the integration on your floor before committing to a purchase.
Yes, finance and leasing options are available on every machine on this page. Speak to our team during your consult and we’ll walk you through what’s available for your business.
Fully automatic is the most involved of our four types to install, since it means integrating with your existing conveyor line and fitting guarding to spec — we’ll confirm an exact timeframe once we understand your site access and conveyor layout.
Yes — we stock a full range of stretch film sized and specced to match your machine, so you’re not sourcing film from a separate supplier.
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