A lift-platform hot-water shrink machine for compatible bags after vacuum packing and sealing. Match the immersion cycle to the bag, product and loading pattern.
Hot-water shrink unit with lift platform. Final configuration is confirmed in the quotation.
6-8cycles per minute
610 × 410 mmlift platform
11 kWtotal installed power
Hot-water shrink unit only
160 L Hot-Water Shrink Dip Machine
The supplied specification describes a 304 stainless-steel unit with time-relay control and a waterproof digital temperature controller. The lift platform provides the product immersion stage.
The figures in this schedule apply to the small shrink unit. A separate vacuum packaging machine is selected and quoted independently.
Tank dimensions and the 160 L effective-volume rating are reproduced from the supplied schedule. Confirm the internal drawing, operating fill level and usable volume together before ordering.
Supplied technical parameters
Packing cycle rate
6-8 cycles/min
Water tank dimensions
650 × 460 × 500 mm
Lift platform dimensions
610 × 410 mm
Product immersion depth
300 mm
Effective volume (supplied rating)
160 L
Heating temperature range
0-100°C
Electrical supply
380 V / 50 Hz
Total installed power
11 kW
Overall dimensions
700 × 720 × 1300 mm
Timing control
Taiwan time relay
Temperature control
Waterproof digital temperature controller
Construction
304 stainless steel
Vacuum first. Shrink second.
Two machines, two different jobs.
01
Load & vacuum seal
Place the product in a compatible shrink bag. Use the upstream vacuum packaging machine to evacuate and seal it.
02
Hot-water shrink
Transfer sealed packs to the shrink unit. Set temperature and time to suit the bag specification and agreed trial conditions.
03
Lift & inspect
Raise the platform, remove the packs and check shrink appearance and seal integrity before downstream handling.
Vacuum packing and hot-water shrinking are separate stages. The vacuum packer is specified and quoted independently.
Separate conveyor vacuum packaging unit; its parameters are not included in the shrink-unit table.
Define the line boundary
Plan the transfer, not just the tank.
For a paired system, confirm the vacuum packer discharge, shrink-platform loading height, pack accumulation and operator handling. The 610 × 410 mm platform and 300 mm immersion depth should be checked against the real filled bag.
Send the product dimensions, pack weight, bag material, desired packs per cycle and accepted output. Include the available 380 V / 50 Hz supply and installation space.
A heating range of 0-100°C is not a validated food-cooking or sterilization claim. Select the shrink cycle using the packaging material and product trial.
Selection questions
Before choosing the immersion cycle.
Does this machine vacuum-pack or seal the bag?
No. It is the hot-water shrinking stage after vacuum packing and sealing. The separate conveyor vacuum packer shown on this page is upstream equipment, not part of the shrink unit technical schedule.
Can any vacuum bag be used?
The bag must be suitable for hot-water shrink processing. Confirm the bag supplier's shrink-temperature and exposure-time requirements with the actual product and seal before selecting the settings.
Does 6-8 cycles/min mean 6-8 packs/min?
Not necessarily. It is a cycle rate. Accepted pack output depends on how many compatible packs fit on the platform, their dimensions and weight, loading and unloading time, and the selected immersion cycle.
Is the 0-100°C range a product cooking or sterilization specification?
No. It is the supplied heating-temperature range for this packaging unit. It does not establish a validated cooking, pasteurization or sterilization process for the food.
What tank volume should be confirmed before ordering?
The supplied schedule separately lists 650 × 460 × 500 mm tank dimensions and a 160 L effective-volume rating. Confirm the final internal drawing, operating fill level and usable water volume together before ordering.
A package-specific proposal
Show us the bag and the finished pack.
Share the filled-pack dimensions and weight, shrink-film specification, required output and whether you need the shrink unit alone or a matched vacuum-and-shrink arrangement.
Temperature, timing, working water level, load pattern and the final equipment interfaces are confirmed with the selected configuration.
