PVC shrink film for Packaging: High-Quality, Versatile, and Reliable Solutions for Global Markets Discover a premium PVC shrink film engineered to meet diverse industrial packaging demands across the globe. Whether you're securing products for transport, enhancing retail presentation, or protecting goods during storage, this flexible and durable material delivers consistent performance. With customizable dimensions, superior mechanical properties, and excellent clarity, it's an ideal choice for businesses seeking efficient, professional-grade wrapping solutions. Key Features: This high-performance PVC shrink wrap offers a wide range of available widths—from 30mm up to 1000mm—and thicknesses spanning from 12 microns to 80 microns, allowing precise adaptation to various product sizes and packaging needs. Its balanced shrink characteristics ensure tight, uniform coverage without damaging contents. The horizontal shrink percentage ranges from 5% to 55%, while vertical shrink remains controlled at 0% to 5%, making it suitable for both flat and irregularly shaped items. Tensile strength exceeds 50 MPa horizontally and 45 MPa vertically, ensuring resistance to tearing under tension. Breaking elongation is over 50% horizontally and 70% vertically—critical for maintaining integrity during heat application. With a density of 1.40 g/cm³ and transparency above 95%, the film provides clear visibility of packaged goods while offering structural resilience. Detailed Description: Manufactured using advanced extrusion techniques, this PVC shrink film combines flexibility with robustness. It begins as a relaxed, unshrunken sheet that contracts when exposed to temperatures between 90°C and 150°C, conforming tightly around products. The film’s formulation supports rapid heating and stable shrink behavior, reducing energy consumption in automated packaging lines. Unlike lower-quality alternatives, it maintains dimensional stability even under variable environmental conditions—ideal for long-haul shipping or seasonal inventory management. Its non-toxic composition complies with international safety standards, making it safe for food contact applications when used correctly. Additionally, tear resistance reaches 45 kN/m horizontally and 60 kN/m vertically, minimizing waste and enhancing operational efficiency. Ideal Use Cases: This versatile packaging film excels in multiple sectors including consumer electronics, cosmetics, pharmaceuticals, food service, and logistics. For example, it’s widely used to bundle multi-unit packages like bottled beverages, cosmetic sets, or hardware tools. In retail environments, its glossy finish and high clarity enhance shelf appeal, while its ability to form a protective barrier against dust, moisture, and tampering boosts brand trust. Industrial users benefit from its compatibility with automatic shrink tunnels and heat guns, streamlining production workflows. Whether you're wrapping small components or large pallet loads, this film adapts seamlessly to your workflow. Customer Feedback: Users consistently praise the film’s reliability and ease of use. One distributor noted how it reduced packaging-related damage by over 40% compared to previous materials. Another user in the food industry appreciated its compliance with hygiene standards and minimal residue after shrinking. Many highlight the cost-effectiveness of choosing a single film type that works across different product categories rather than sourcing multiple specialized wraps. Frequently Asked Questions: What makes this PVC shrink film better than others? Its combination of high tensile strength, controlled shrink ratios, and exceptional optical clarity ensures superior protection and visual appeal. Unlike some films that warp or yellow over time, this one retains its properties under normal storage conditions. Can it be used for food packaging? Yes, when properly certified and handled, it meets global food-grade requirements for indirect contact, especially in sealed applications where temperature control is maintained. Is it recyclable? While not universally accepted in all recycling streams, many regions recognize PVC as a recoverable material through specialized processes. Always check local regulations before disposal. How do I determine the right thickness for my product? Thinner films (12–25um) are best for lightweight items like bottles or boxes; thicker ones (50–80um) suit heavier or irregularly shaped goods requiring extra reinforcement. Why choose this over polyolefin shrink film? PVC offers higher shrink force and better cling, which is beneficial for tight-fitting packages. It also has a smoother surface finish and greater resistance to punctures—ideal for high-speed packaging operations.
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