Shrink Film
Shrink Film
Shrink film, or shrink film roll, is a plastic material that shrinks when heated, wrapping tightly around products. It keeps items safe, secure, and neat, making it a cost-effective packaging choice.
Types of Shrink Film
- Polyolefin (POF) Shrink Film—Strong, flexible, and food-safe, widely used for packaging consumer goods.
- Polyvinyl Chloride (PVC) Shrink Film—Lightweight, cost-effective, and commonly used for retail and industrial packaging.
- Polyethylene (PE) Shrink Film—High durability, ideal for heavy-duty applications like bundling beverages and construction materials.
- Cross-linked Shrink Film—Enhanced strength and clarity, used in high-speed packaging lines.
Key Features of Shrink Film
✔ High clarity & gloss—Improves product visibility and branding.
✔ Strong seal strength—Ensures durability during transportation.
✔ Tamper-evident – Provides security and authenticity to products.
✔ Moisture & dust resistance—Keeps products safe from external elements.
✔ Eco-friendly—recyclable shrink films support sustainability.
Applications of Shrink Film
✅ Food & Beverage Industry—Secure packaging for bottled water, dairy, frozen foods, and baked goods.
✅ Pharmaceuticals—Protection and tamper-proofing of medical supplies.
✅ Retail & Consumer Goods—Packaging electronics, cosmetics, and stationery.
✅ Industrial Packaging—Bundling heavy products like tiles, glass, and pipes.
✅ E-commerce & Logistics—Securing shipments and minimizing damage in transit.
Technical Specifications
- Thickness Range: 12 to 200 microns
- Shrink Ratio: 40-70% depending on the type
- Seal Strength: High-performance heat sealing
- Available Forms: Rolls, bags, sheets, and tubing
- Customization: Printed shrink film available for branding
