LDPE Shrink Film
SHRINK FILM
Non Printed
Shrink Films are used to bundle smaller individual items into larger units. The advantages of using Shrink Film over other packing method are numerous. In addition, PE Shrink Film is very coat effective.
The main criteria to look for in a Shrink Film is the desired shrink level across the machine direction (MD) and transverse direction (TD). The shrinkage levels are determined by the blow - up ratio and the take up speed of the film at the extruders. As different product shapes lead to different film sizes, the die size must be of the right configuration to achieve the desired shrinkage level. Given that Great Wall Plastic Industries (GWPI) has the largest selection of extruders and die sizes, we are therefore ensured of being able to meet all your Shrink Film specifications.
Printed
Together with two state of the art flexographic presses and the capability to produce high quality Shrink Films, GWPI is an acknowledged leader in the printed Shrink Film market:
Some salient features:-
Prints of up to 8 colours
Non-stick Shrink Film available
Good optical properties
Excellent shrink properties
Correct C.O.F
Film toughness
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