Shrink Film
Heat-shrink film for multipack applications.
Shrink film contracts when heated and wraps the product tightly. It is used from multipacking water and beverage bottles to covering large-volume materials.
Typical Technical Properties
- Raw material
- LDPE (multipack), polyolefin (POF) and PVC (thin, glossy packaging)
- Thickness
- POF 12–25 µm; LDPE 30–120 µm
- Shrink ratio
- Transverse/longitudinal 40–70% (typical)
- Form
- Single wound, centre-folded, tubular; printed option
- Colour
- Clear, white, coloured
Values are typical industry ranges; the producer's lot-specific TDS/MSDS is binding.
Applications
- Bottle and can multipacks (6-pack, 12-pack)
- Box and carton wrapping
- Brick, briquette and pallet covers
- Retail product packaging (POF)
- Furniture and appliance protection
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the difference between POF and LDPE shrink?
POF is thin, glossy and food-safe, used in retail packaging. LDPE shrink is thicker and tougher, preferred for multipacks and heavy loads.
Can I get printed shrink film?
Yes, logo and colour printing is available; the minimum order depends on the print.
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