The Eagle 2000F series fully automatic stretch wrapper is assembled in the USA. The operator can load a pallet and resume other tasks while the Fully Automatic Stretch Wraper does the rest. With an economical price, efficient design and quality craftsmanship, you can't go wrong. This stretch wrapper is priced below many other models without the some of the same features such as a chain driven turntable. The Eagle 2000 series stretch wrapper features a powered  pre-stretch unit to maximize film efficiency. Using an electronic photo eye, the Eagle 2000 automatically recognizes load height and adjusts carriage travel to create an effective wrap cycle. The turntable offers a soft start and soft stop feature to ensure gentle handling of the load being wrapped. The turntable resets itself automatically upon completion of each load. The available features provide for increased production and a cost per load savings that can easily justify owning an Eagle 2000 series stretch wrapper.

• Fully Automatic Operation
• Powered Prestretch (250%)
• PLC (Programmable Logic Controller)
• LCD Display with Integrated Controls
• ALHS (Automatic Load-Height Sensor)
• Automatic Turntable Reset to Home Position
• Soft Start/Stop Turntable
• Handles Pallet Load Profile A

5 Programmable Wrap Modes

1. Auto mode: Hit start button and the machine will wrap based on the pre-set numbers. Bottom wraps 1-9, top wraps 1-9, film over lay 2-4 inches.

2. Manual mode: You control turntable button 1, film carriage up button 2 and down button 3. You can also stop the film carriage in the middle of the pallet if you want to apply extra film on the middle of the pallet. This mode is good for loads lower than the photo eye or where you want to use different wraps than in auto mode.

3. Slow mode: This mode good for very light loads. It distinguishes the pre-stretch and force to load on the wrap up. This wrap stabilizes load. On the way down the pallet is wrapped according to the settings in the auto mode.

4. Single wrap: Just wraps on up cycle according to settings on auto mode and then the film carriage goes down, but does not wrap.

5. Top wait mode: Up cycle is wrapped according to auto mode. Once the film carriage reaches the top of the pallet it stops. Then the plastic wrap or corrugated sheet is put on the pallet. You hit the start button and film carriage wraps on the way down.