Polyolefin Shrink Film

Polyolefin Shrink Film, commonly referred to in the packaging industry as shrink films, is manufactured and classified as a plastic product. During manufacturing, the plastic-based material is manipulated to produce a continuous thin film that is then tightly wound onto thick, layered cardboard rolls commonly referred to as cores.

Shrink-wrap rolls are produced in various lengths and widths; roll lengths range from 1,100 to 17,500 linear feet and roll widths range from 3 to 70 inches. Available roll lengths and widths vary depending upon the shrink-wrap wind and type.

There are a variety of shrink films types. Each shrink films type is designed with special characteristics to meet specific packaging needs. For example, Sealed Air's Cryovac line consists of 9 different shrink films - each provide product-tailored performance.

Characteristics:

• General-purpose
• Abuse resistant/bundling
• Extremely wide operating window
• Soft shrink for soft goods and paper products
• High speed (75+ PPM)
• Oxygen-barrier
• Anti-fog
  
  

Polyolefin Shrink Film Features:

• Unmatched tensile strength
• Exceptional clarity for superior packaging
• Aggressive shrink force for multi packaging applications
• High amount of free shrink eliminates wrinkles and corner
• High package yield per roll
• Very low shrinking force
• Reduced roll changeover downtime
• Reduced roll handling requirements
• Reduced wastage
• Extremely easy to use
  
  

Product Range:

• Cryovac Xenith Shrink Films
• Cryovac D-940 Shrink Films
• Cryovac MPD-2055 Shrink Film
• Opti 200 Shrink Films

Specification

Packaging Type	Roll
Usage/Application	Packaging
Material	Polyolefin
Pattern	Plain
Brand	Durapak
Thickness	40-50 Micron