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Signode unveils octopus® prestige™ high-speed Stretch Wrapper

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The Octopus Prestige stretch wrapper redefines what’s possible in high-volume, high-performance wrapping.

Signode proudly introduces the Octopus Prestige stretch wrapper, our most advanced stretch wrapping machine to date. Designed for high-volume operations, this next-generation model combines record-breaking speed with improved reliability, setting a new standard for performance in end-of-line packaging.

What sets the Octopus Prestige wrapper apart is its operator-driven design. We didn’t just build a machine we built a response to the packaging issues our customers face every day.

The key features of the Prestige

  • Incredible wrapping speed, helping plants boost throughput and meet demanding delivery schedules
  • TopDown service access, enabling all maintenance to be performed efficiently at floor level
  • Simplified mechanics, with fewer sensors and adjustments for improved uptime
  • Reduced film usage, thanks to the new Double-S film carriage system that helps improve film conversion and sustainability
  • Superior load stability, made possible by enhanced flexibility to apply the right containment force throughout the wrapping cycle
With the Octopus Prestige stretch wrapper and the Mima® Films portfolio of high-performance stretch films, customers gain more than just a machine—they gain a fully integrated system, supported by Signode’s deep application expertise and global service network.
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