Manufacturing Process

Shrink film manufacturing involves creating a polymer film with inherent shrinking capabilities. This is achieved through controlled stretching and orientation of the polymer molecules at specific temperatures, followed by cooling to solidify the structure. The film then shrinks when heated, conforming to the shape of the packaged product. 

Material Combination

Shrink film materials often combine polyethylene (PE) with other polymers to achieve specific properties like flexibility, strength, and shrinkage characteristics. Common combinations include LDPE (Low-Density Polyethylene) with LLDPE (Linear Low-Density Polyethylene). PVC (Polyvinyl Chloride) and Polyolefin (POF) are also used, each offering unique advantages in terms of clarity, shrinkage force, and elasticity. 

Speciality

Shrink wrap is commonly used to protect and package a single product, like toys or a CD. It also is used to help bundle multiple products together. It is used to

 bundle soda, water bottles, and various other packaged products together.

Production Capacity

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