Signode’s new wrapping machine, the Octopus Prestige, stretch wrapper launches at Drinktec—designed to meet the demands of high-speed beverage productions.
Signode proudly presents the Octopus Prestige stretch wrapper; a stretch wrapping solution developed with direct input from beverage industry operations. Designed to perform in demanding, high-speed production settings, the Octopus Prestige stretch wrapper combines high-speed performance with robust reliability, setting a new benchmark for packaging efficiency in beverage plants.
What makes the Octopus Prestige stretch wrapper stand out? Every design decision—from the core architecture to the smallest detail—was shaped by real-world feedback. We listened to our customers and created a machine that responds directly to the challenges faced on beverage lines.
Why the Octopus Prestige stretch wrapper is a smart fit for beverage operations:
- Keeps pace with the fast-running production lines without compromising load stability
- Fast and efficient service and maintenance at floor level thanks to the TopDown designwhere all maintenance areas of the machine can be lowered down to floor level
- Increased uptime thanks to fewer sensors and less wear and tear
- Advanced film handling driven by the new Double-S film carriage system allowing for stable loads and reduced film consumption
- Integrated Top Sheet Dispenser with floor level access for film roll change, as well as the unique RollCycler™ Film Roll Changing System storing up to 8 film rolls, keeps operations running smoothly with fewer interruptions
“Beverage lines demand speed, consistency, and uptime. The Octopus Prestige stretch wrapper delivers all three,” said Jyri Lehtiö, Business Development Director at Signode. “It’s built on customer insight and engineered to perform where it matters most.”
See it live at Drinktec
The Octopus Prestige stretch wrapper will be unveiled at Drinktec in Munich, at Crown’s stand (C2-340). From there, visitors will be guided to a nearby event space—conveniently located within the exhibition halls—for a private demo of the machine in action.