Gas Shrink Gun Systems

Gas Shrink Gun Systems

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Our pallet shrink wrap system enhances pallet load stability by securely wrapping cartons and boxes, ensuring a safe and dependable shipment. Unlike standard stretch pallet wrap, the Ripack heat gun can mould packaging to any shape of item, making it ideal for stabilising obscure shipments.

We have two options of Ripack Heat Shrink guns, including the 2200 and the 15% more powerful 3000 model. Both are supplied with a hose, regulator and additional tools. You can also purchase a gas cylinder trolley separately, for ease of use around your warehouse.

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SKUDescriptionpack Quantity1+ 2+ 5+
Gas Cylinder Trolley PCT
Description
Gas Cylinder Trolley
pack Quantity
1
£85.00
(£85.00 per unit)		£79.00
(£79.00 per unit)		£72.00
(£72.00 per unit)
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Ripack R2100 Gas Shrink System R2100
Description
Pallet shrink gun complete with hose, regulator and tools in a heavy duty case
pack Quantity
1
£915.00
(£915.00 per unit)		£850.00
(£850.00 per unit)		£790.00
(£790.00 per unit)
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Ripack R3000 Gas Shrink System R3000
Description
Pallet shrink gun system with hose, regulator and tools in a heavy duty carry bag with spare igniter
pack Quantity
1
£1,290.00
(£1,290.00 per unit)		£1,225.00
(£1,225.00 per unit)		£1,100.00
(£1,100.00 per unit)
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Gas Shrink Gun Systems Information

How do heat guns work?

Heat guns, also known as heat shrink guns, are versatile tools used in various applications, including shrink-wrapping. The heat generated by these guns allows the shrink wrap to tightly conform to the pallet, reducing the risk of goods moving during transit. 

  1. The Ripack guns are powered by a gas powered flame as the heat source.
  2. The hot air is directed onto the surface of the material.
  3. The heat causes the components of the plastic to soften and become pliable.
  4. As it softens, it begins to conform to the shape of the item being wrapped. This is referred to as ‘shrinking’. 
  5. Once the heat source is removed, the plastic cools. This creates a sturdy, tightly wrapped pallet. This helps to prevent movement and tampering whilst also protecting the item from moisture or dust during transportation. 
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