Used processing in British Columbia, Canada

Inspect belt condition, heater elements, fans, temperature controls (PID), insulation, conveyor drive and wiring. Ask for run-time tests, maintenance records, and photos of wear areas. Verify film compatibility and available spare parts.

Match tunnel width and conveyor height to your largest product, and choose tunnel length and heat capacity for the film type and required dwell time. Base capacity on packages per minute and planned production growth.

Prepare by disconnecting utilities, securing moving parts and, if possible, removing fragile components. Shrink tunnels are usually crated or skidded and transported by flatbed or lowboy. Provide accurate dimensions, weight and forklift/liftgate requirements to the carrier.

Regularly clean film residue, inspect and replace worn belts, check heater elements and fans, verify temperature accuracy, lubricate bearings and check electrical connections. Schedule preventive checks to avoid production downtime.

Availability depends on make and model. Common parts like belts, elements, thermostats and motors are usually available aftermarket. Confirm vendor support or local service options before purchase.