Operators wishing to wrap small to medium quantities of CD and DVD cases can now achieve aquality finish equal to the standard of more expensive finishing machines, with the ADR4000 seriesof over-wrappers from ADR AG.
Available for standard jewel cases (ADR4000), slim line jewel cases (ADR4000CD-sl) and now DVD,cases (ADR4000-DVD), these tabletop units are dedicated to small or medium scale production ofdiscs and are a cost effective solution providing professionally finished packaging for short run work,at a tenth of the cost of industrial equipment.
Easy To Use
The semi-automatic operation is simple and effective. A pre-cut sheet of
polypropylene wrapping material is placed on the manual platform.
The case is simply placed on the pre-cut sheet and the operator closes the cover,
which tensions the wrapping and makes the first heat-seal. The case is
then placed into the hopper for the second fold and seal operation,
which is fully automatic. The result is a professionally folded and
sealed CD or DVD case.
The sealing temperature is electronically controlled and
can be set to the desired value. An electronic security system
stops the machine operating in the case of incorrect usage.
The result is a professionally folded and sealed CD or DVD case suitable
for even the best retail presentations and all this
for a fraction of the cost of outsourcing.
The ADR4000CD for wrapping standard CD cases
The ADR4000CD has been specially designed to provide a professional
CD Jewel Case wrapping facility capable of wrapping up to 300 CDs per hour.
Retail Ready CDs & DVDs
The ADR4000 series give a wrapping finish equal to that of CDs andDVDs found in any retail outlet. Whilst shrink wrapping leaves caseswith rough, unsightly seams, the ADR4000 series of over- wrappers provides a neatly folded and sealed package.
The ADR4000X has been designed toincrease the throughput of the ADR4000standard CD jewel case wrapper, allowing the operator to wrap up to a total of 400 cases per hour. This smalltable top unit enables an extra operator to complete the first sealstage.
