Packing Shrink Wrap/ Stretch Film

A crucial part of building a successful packaging workflow is using the right materials. When it comes to secondary packaging, that usually means utilizing shrink wrap or stretch wrap. Both solutions serve the same purpose—using plastic to wrap and secure product loads—but they involve different materials 

There are many reasons for companies to use shrink wrap in their secondary packaging workflows. The tight seal that shrink wrap creates offers incredible security and protection for product loads. It keeps out dust and bacteria, making it a reliable way to protect products from contamination.

Shrink wrap is also an effective solution for preventing water damage. You can even create well-ventilated loads with shrink wrap, allowing you to preserve your products without the risk of moisture and condensation buildup causing damage.

Shrink wrap is also an efficient packaging solution. It requires only one loose layer of plastic and a heat gun, shrink tunnel, or other form of shrink wrapping machine to achieve a tight, dependable seal on your products. This helps streamline your workflows while creating consistently secure and stable product loads.