Liberty Industries

Larry L Casteel

Robert L Bowlin, Sr

A wipe down method for use on web wrapping devices used to unitize a multiple unit wrapped load. The wipe down method has multible steps including an extensible wiper support and a wiper element having one or more strips, one of which is doubled back along a portion of its length to form a load engaging loop. The strips being flexible along focal points when in contact with a load and moving parallel with the load wiping the wrapped load as it passes the wiper support.

Wipe down method for stretch wrapping devices

A wipe down apparatus for use on web wrapping devices used to unitize a multiple unit wrapped load. The wipe down apparatus includes an extensible wiper support and a wiper element having one or more strips, one of which is double back along a portion of its length to form a load engaging loop. The strips being flexible along focal points when in contact with a load and moving parallel with the load wiping the wrapped load as it passes the wiper support.

Wipe down apparatus for stretch wrapping devices

An improvement for use with a stretch wrapping apparatus that applies stretchable plastic film to a basiloid container type load. The improvement comprises a roping device that gathers the plastic film into an elongated continuous band engageable on the basiloid container in the required configuration.

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Homerville, OH, United States of America

Larry L Casteel