Collection: Low Profile Pallet wrappers

Low profile pallet wrappers from MPS Packaging Australia, built on proven Atlanta Stretch S.p.A. platforms, are designed to make pallet loading simple, safe, and efficient. With turntable heights typically as low as 25mm, these machines allow operators to load pallets directly with a pallet jack, eliminating the need for forklifts or long ramps. This makes them particularly suited to smaller warehouses, dispatch areas, and operations where space is limited or where forklifts are not always available. Despite their low height, these machines retain the same heavy-duty construction, industrial electrics, and modular design that Atlanta Stretch is known for.

One of the best use cases for low profile pallet wrappers is in facilities that rely heavily on pallet jacks rather than counterbalanced forklifts. In these environments, a standard pallet wrapper with a raised turntable can become a bottleneck, requiring ramps or awkward positioning. A low profile machine removes this issue entirely, allowing smooth, direct loading and improving workflow efficiency. They are also ideal for retail backrooms, small distribution centres, and manufacturing sites where operators are manually handling pallets and need a quick, ergonomic wrapping solution without additional handling equipment.

Low profile wrappers are also a strong choice when safety and ease of use are a priority. By reducing the need to push pallets up ramps or manoeuvre forklifts in tight spaces, they significantly lower the risk of workplace injuries and equipment damage. This aligns with the practical approach seen across MPS and Atlanta Stretch installations, where simple, robust solutions are preferred over overly complex systems. The low deck height also makes these machines more approachable for new operators, reducing training time and ensuring consistent wrapping performance across shifts.

Like the broader Atlanta Stretch range available through MPS Packaging Australia, low profile pallet wrappers are built with longevity in mind. They use commercial-grade components such as Siemens and Omron electrics, chain-driven carriage systems, and modular platforms that allow future upgrades like powered prestretch, roping devices, or even automation features. This means businesses can start with a simple, cost-effective wrapping solution and scale up as demand increases, all while maintaining low maintenance costs and reliable long-term performance.