Wrapmaster helps you use cling film and aluminium foil more quickly, tidier and more safely in the professional kitchen. The system consists of a cling film dispenser with matching refills, allowing you to unroll and cut cling film and aluminium foil in a controlled manner. Ideal for the hospitality industry: no loose rolls on the worktop and more efficient working during mise-en-place, service and the packaging of products.
Bunzl Foodservice supplies the Wrapmaster as part of its range for kitchens, catering and foodservice. The combination of dispenser and refill ensures a consistent workflow, with fewer steps required per pack. This is particularly practical in a working environment where speed and hygiene are key. As the film comes out of the dispenser tautly, you can work more precisely and products remain better protected.
In practice, the dimensions are important. Wrapmaster refills are available in 45 cm and 30 cm, so you can choose the size that suits your needs. For larger packages or wider coverage, the 45 cm version is often the better choice, whilst the 30 cm version is ideal for smaller portions and containers. The Toppits refill is compatible with the Wrapmaster 4500 and 3000, allowing you to continue working within the same system without having to change dispensers. For other applications, you can easily supplement this with suitable packaging materials to ensure an efficient workflow in the kitchen.
Such a system also offers advantages within a comprehensive stock management and procurement process. You can better align consumption with operational needs, keep stock organised and prevent loose rolls from going missing or becoming damaged. Combined with disposables and practical solutions for the table and kitchen, you can ensure a well-organised and efficiently set-up workplace. This makes Wrapmaster particularly suitable for venues where speed, hygiene and standardisation go hand in hand. For kitchens with high turnover rates, this provides that extra bit of control at the chopping board.
FAQ about Wrapmaster
1. Which kitchens is the Wrapmaster suitable for?
Wrapmaster is suitable for professional kitchens where cling film is used frequently and quickly. Examples include the catering, hospitality, healthcare and foodservice sectors. The system helps to ensure more hygienic and consistent working practices at the workstation.
2. What is the advantage of a cling film dispenser?
A cling film dispenser makes unrolling and cutting tidier and safer. It reduces the number of separate steps and eliminates the need for an open box with a sharp edge on the worktop. This makes working much easier during busy shifts.
3. Which cling films are compatible with this system?
The Wrapmaster range uses refills for PVC stretch film and aluminium foil. These cover a variety of kitchen applications, from covering to wrapping. The choice depends on the product and the intended use.
4. Are the refills available in different widths?
Wrapmaster refills are available in 45 cm and 30 cm widths. This allows you to choose a width that suits your containers, trays and workflow. This helps to minimise waste and work more efficiently.
5. Does the Toppits refill fit in every Wrapmaster?
The Toppits refill is compatible with the Wrapmaster 4500 and 3000. This allows you to continue working within the same system using suitable refills. Always check the type of dispenser installed on site.
6. Why do buyers opt for a system rather than individual rolls?
With a fixed system, you can establish a standardised working method and keep better control of consumption, stock levels and replacements. This is particularly useful if you manage multiple sites or handle large volumes on a daily basis.
7. Is the Wrapmaster also suitable for aluminium foil?
Yes, the system can also be used as an aluminium foil dispenser. This allows you to use different types of foil with the same dispenser, keeping kitchen operations organised and efficient.
8. What should you look out for when choosing the width of the cling film?
Consider the containers, trays and portion sizes you use. A wider roll of cling film is practical for larger packages, whilst a narrower roll is better suited to smaller applications. This way, you can choose a dispenser that fits in well with your daily workflow.
