Material: Usually made from polymers such as PVC (Polyvinyl Chloride), POF (Polyolefin), or Polyethylene (PE).
Function: A plastic film that shrinks tightly around an object when heat is applied (using a heat gun or shrink tunnel).
Application: Widely used for bundling multiple items together, protecting retail goods, sealing boxes, and creating tamper-evident outer packaging.
Clarity: Typically highly transparent for excellent product visibility.

• Shrink wrap is valued for its versatility in creating a protective and visually appealing package:

  • Excellent Visual Presentation: The film is highly clear and wraps tightly to the product’s contours, enhancing the aesthetic appeal by giving a glossy, professional finish while keeping the product visible.

  • Tamper Evidence and Security: Once shrunk, the film conforms tightly and cannot be removed without being visibly torn, providing a tamper-evident seal that assures customers of product integrity.

  • Protection from Contaminants: It offers strong resistance to dust, moisture, dirt, and minor abrasion, ensuring products remain clean and protected during handling and storage.

  • Cost-Effective Bundling: It is an economical way to bundle multiple products (like two-for-one deals or multi-packs) securely, making them easy to display and handle without needing custom cartons.

  • Lightweight and Versatile: Shrink film adds negligible weight to the final package, minimizing shipping costs, and its flexibility allows it to wrap products of virtually any shape or size.