Shrink Film

Clear Shrink Film Roll Range

Range: clear shrink film rolls · Use case: wrapping, bundling and protective presentation

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Specification, colour, compatibility, VAT, delivery and lead time should be confirmed before ordering.

Product details

Clear shrink film roll range for wrapping and bundling applications. Contact Stockpack for film width, gauge, material and pricing.

FormatClear shrink film roll range
ApplicationsRetail presentation, wrapping, bundling and product protection
OptionsFilm type, width, gauge and roll length confirmed by enquiry
PricingContact for price
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Product specification

Match clear shrink film to the sealer, tunnel and pack.

Confirm polymer, width, fold, gauge, roll length, core, seal window and shrink response. The correct specification depends on product dimensions, heat sensitivity, pack configuration and equipment settings. Trial any downgauging against accepted packs and distribution performance.

  • Send pack dimensions and orientation.
  • State current film specification and machine type.
  • Record seal, shrink, distortion and reject criteria.
  • Compare material use per accepted pack.
Buyer questions

Questions about specifying the clear shrink film roll range

Film presentation, width, gauge, pack geometry and machine process must be matched before a roll is treated as interchangeable.

How is the correct film presentation matched to the sealer?

Confirm whether the machine needs centrefold, single-wound, tubing or another presentation, then define web width, fold, core, roll diameter and unwind. Use the actual pack dimensions and seal position.

See the line compatibility questions.

Why can two films with the same nominal width behave differently?

Gauge, formulation, shrink response, slip, fold position, tension, storage and width tolerance can change sealing and tunnel behaviour. A nominal width is therefore only one part of the specification.

Compare supplier documents and production samples under the same settings.

What should be recorded during a shrink-film trial?

Record film code and lot, pack configuration, sealer and tunnel settings, conveyor speed, seal appearance, shrink pattern, damage, rejects and recovery after stops. Retain accepted packs and the operating window.

Use the fault guide if results are inconsistent.