Used Shrink Tunnels for Sale
Shrink tunnels are industrial packaging systems designed to apply heat to shrink film tightly around products after sealing. These systems use controlled heat and airflow to uniformly shrink plastic film, creating a secure, tamper-evident, and visually appealing package. Shrink tunnels are typically used in conjunction with shrink wrappers or sealers as part of a complete packaging line. Used shrink tunnels are widely utilized in food processing, pharmaceuticals, consumer goods, and industrial packaging applications. Aaron Equipment offers used shrink tunnels for sale in a range of tunnel sizes, heating configurations, and conveyor designs to support various production requirements.
Stock No.:
73482003Used – Texwrap Model 1322-02 Dual Chamber Shrink Tunnel – Variable Speed Stainless Steel Mesh Belt
Used Texwrap Model 1322-02 Dual Chamber Shrink Tunnel Variable Speed Stainless Steel Mesh Belt at speeds from 0-160 feet per minute. Has variable temperature controls for each chamber. Has chamber dimensions of 22" W X 13" H X 85" L. 3/60/230V.
MFR: Texwrap
Shrink Tunnel Applications & Typical Use Cases
Used shrink tunnels are commonly used in packaging operations requiring protective and secure wrapping. Typical use cases include:
Packaging food products such as bottles, trays, and multipacks
Bundling consumer goods and retail products
Pharmaceutical and medical product packaging
Industrial parts and component protection
Tamper-evident and protective packaging applications
These systems improve product presentation while enhancing durability and protection during transport.
When to Choose a Shrink Tunnel
Shrink tunnels are best suited for operations that require consistent, high-quality shrink wrapping as part of a packaging line. They are typically selected when using shrink film to secure or bundle products. Compared to manual or low-heat methods, shrink tunnels provide uniform heat distribution and higher throughput, making them ideal for automated and high-volume packaging environments.
Used Shrink Tunnel Buying Considerations
When evaluating a used shrink tunnel, consider:
Tunnel size and clearance: Ensure compatibility with product dimensions and packaging configurations
Heating system type: Electric or gas systems impact efficiency and facility requirements
Airflow and temperature control: Critical for uniform shrink results and film performance
Conveyor type and speed: Mesh or roller conveyors affect product handling and throughput
Controls and condition: Evaluate temperature controls, insulation, and overall maintenance history
Why Buy Used Shrink Tunnels
Purchasing a used shrink tunnel can significantly reduce capital costs while maintaining efficient packaging performance. Many units are available for immediate delivery, helping facilities avoid long lead times associated with new equipment. Used shrink tunnels also provide access to proven systems that can be easily integrated into existing packaging lines.
Sell Your Used Shrink Tunnels
Aaron Equipment purchases surplus and used shrink tunnels from a wide range of manufacturers and configurations. Whether you are upgrading packaging lines, shutting down operations, or selling idle equipment, our team can assist with buyouts or consignment opportunities.
A shrink tunnel is a packaging machine that uses heat to shrink plastic film tightly around a product after it has been sealed. It creates a secure and protective package.
Shrink tunnels are used for packaging food, consumer goods, pharmaceuticals, and industrial products. They are commonly used to bundle items, protect products, and create tamper-evident packaging.
A shrink wrapper typically seals the film around the product, while a shrink tunnel applies heat to shrink the film tightly. Both are often used together in a packaging line.
The cost of a used shrink tunnel depends on size, heating type, conveyor design, manufacturer, and condition. Larger or high-capacity systems typically command higher prices.
Yes. Aaron Equipment purchases used shrink tunnels across a range of sizes and configurations. If you have equipment available for sale, submit your details to receive an evaluation.