Shrink Film

Polyolefin Heat Shrink Film

Material: Polyolefin · Format: Centre-folded and cross-linked film

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Product details

Contact Stockpack for pricing on Polyolefin Heat Shrink Film. Polyolefin and PVC shrink film options for retail-ready presentation, bundling and protective.

MaterialPolyolefin
FormatCentre-folded and cross-linked film
FinishHigh gloss, clarity and sheen
Use caseRetail-ready heat-shrink packaging
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Film approval guide

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

This product is described as centre-folded, cross-linked polyolefin heat-shrink film with a high-gloss, clear finish for retail-ready packaging. The page does not state one universal gauge or roll size, so those values must be confirmed for the exact option and the intended sealer and tunnel.

Define the product and pack arrangement

Provide the dimensions and weight of the individual product or bundle, the number and orientation of items, sharp edges, heat sensitivity and required appearance. State whether the film provides presentation only, tamper indication, dust protection or load containment, because these functions affect the grade and gauge required.

Match the film to the equipment

Record whether the machine needs centre-folded film and identify the maximum roll diameter, core, seal-bar or wire system, tunnel opening and conveyor. A trial should document sealing power or temperature, dwell, tunnel-zone settings, conveyor speed and air flow. Acceptance should cover seal integrity, shrink distribution, holes, wrinkles, distortion and product exposure.

Changeover and reliability

Check the full product-size range, film tracking, static, roll loading, perforation where used and the operator access needed for threading and maintenance. Compare output only under the agreed product, film and machine settings.

Material and end-of-life evidence

Request the declaration for the exact grade and gauge. If recycled content or recyclability is part of the brief, record the basis and scope and consider how the film is removed, collected and handled in the intended UK context.

Information for a Lancing quotation

  • Product and bundle dimensions, weight and arrangement.
  • Required finish, protection and acceptance criteria.
  • Current film grade, gauge, width, fold, roll and core where available.
  • Sealer and tunnel make, model, opening and operating range.
  • Planned line output and complete changeover range.
  • Environmental evidence required for the exact film.

Compare the shrink-film range, relevant bottles or pouches, the evidence guide and the compatibility guide.

Buyer questions

What does centre-folded film mean for ordering?

The film is supplied folded so the stated lay-flat width and open width must suit the product and sealing system. Confirm the exact roll width, open width, gauge, core and maximum roll diameter.

Can the film be used on any shrink tunnel?

No. The grade must suit the sealer, tunnel, product dimensions and heat sensitivity. Establish sealing and shrinking settings through a controlled trial.

Does cross-linked polyolefin define the gauge?

No. Cross-linking and material family do not state the film thickness or roll size. These values must be specified for the exact product quoted.

How is a lower-gauge option assessed?

Compare seal integrity, shrink quality, holes, distortion, rejected packs, line output and distribution performance under the same stated conditions. Material reduction is only useful when the pack remains acceptable.

What environmental evidence is required?

Obtain a current declaration for the exact film grade covering material and any recycled-content or end-of-life wording. Consider the collection route for the actual film format and use context.

When might another shrink film be more suitable?

A different polymer, grade, gauge or secondary-pack method may be needed for high heat sensitivity, sharp products, heavy bundles, different clarity requirements or equipment limitations.

Extended approval checks

Approve polyolefin shrink film against the product bundle, seal and route.

Film type alone does not establish gauge, shrink window, seal integrity, puncture resistance or accepted-pack material use. Run the actual product through the intended sealer and tunnel, then inspect the result after handling and distribution.

Does a good tunnel appearance prove the film?

No. Also check seals, containment, puncture, cooling, opening, rejects and the condition after the intended route.

How should a lower gauge be compared?

Measure accepted-pack material use, not roll gauge alone. Include rewrap, scrap, line settings and a distribution test.