Shrinking & Bundling Film
Shrink bundling films are a type of packaging material used extensively across various industries for grouping and protecting products during storage and transportation. These films are made from polymer materials that have the characteristic ability to shrink tightly around the items they encase when heat is applied. This creates a secure, tamper-resistant covering that is ideal for handling and shipping.
Corrugated Boxes and Sheets
Corner boards, also known as edge protectors, are an essential part of industrial packaging, designed to stabilize, protect, and reinforce the corners and edges of palletized goods during transport and storage. They are typically made from layers of recycled paperboard or plastic, molded into right-angle profiles that provide structural support to packages. The thickness of corner boards can vary depending on the material and the specific needs of the application, impacting their strength and protective qualities.
Corner Boards Details
Corner Boards Details
Common Applications
- Palletized Shipping: Used to protect the edges of goods stacked on pallets from damage caused by strapping, wrapping, or impacts.
- Fragile Goods Protection: Securing and protecting fragile items, such as glass, appliances, or electronics, during transit.
- Stabilizing Stacked Loads: Reinforcing and stabilizing stacked loads to prevent shifting or collapse during shipping and handling.
- Construction Materials: Protecting edges of lumber, pipes, metal sheets, and other construction materials from chipping or denting.
- Securing Bundles: Used in conjunction with stretch wrap or strapping to secure bundles of products or materials, such as paper rolls or textiles.
- Corner Protection in Warehousing: Protecting products from damage in storage environments, especially in high-traffic areas where collisions are more likely.
Benefits
- Edge and corner protection
- Improved load stability
- Cost-effective
- Lightweight and recyclable
- Versatile
- Increased stacking strength
- Enhanced strapping efficiency
- Sustainable
Features
- L-shaped design
- Available in custom sizes
- Recycled material
- Moisture-resistant coatings
- High compression strength
- Custom printing options
- Multiple colors and finishes
Slip Sheets
Corner boards, also known as edge protectors, are an essential part of industrial packaging, designed to stabilize, protect, and reinforce the corners and edges of palletized goods during transport and storage. They are typically made from layers of recycled paperboard or plastic, molded into right-angle profiles that provide structural support to packages. The thickness of corner boards can vary depending on the material and the specific needs of the application, impacting their strength and protective qualities.
Corner Boards Details
Corner Boards Details
Common Applications
- Palletized Shipping: Used to protect the edges of goods stacked on pallets from damage caused by strapping, wrapping, or impacts.
- Fragile Goods Protection: Securing and protecting fragile items, such as glass, appliances, or electronics, during transit.
- Stabilizing Stacked Loads: Reinforcing and stabilizing stacked loads to prevent shifting or collapse during shipping and handling.
- Construction Materials: Protecting edges of lumber, pipes, metal sheets, and other construction materials from chipping or denting.
- Securing Bundles: Used in conjunction with stretch wrap or strapping to secure bundles of products or materials, such as paper rolls or textiles.
- Corner Protection in Warehousing: Protecting products from damage in storage environments, especially in high-traffic areas where collisions are more likely.
Benefits
- Edge and corner protection
- Improved load stability
- Cost-effective
- Lightweight and recyclable
- Versatile
- Increased stacking strength
- Enhanced strapping efficiency
- Sustainable
Features
- L-shaped design
- Available in custom sizes
- Recycled material
- Moisture-resistant coatings
- High compression strength
- Custom printing options
- Multiple colors and finishes
Chip Board
Corner boards, also known as edge protectors, are an essential part of industrial packaging, designed to stabilize, protect, and reinforce the corners and edges of palletized goods during transport and storage. They are typically made from layers of recycled paperboard or plastic, molded into right-angle profiles that provide structural support to packages. The thickness of corner boards can vary depending on the material and the specific needs of the application, impacting their strength and protective qualities.
Corner Boards Details
Corner Boards Details
Common Applications
- Palletized Shipping: Used to protect the edges of goods stacked on pallets from damage caused by strapping, wrapping, or impacts.
- Fragile Goods Protection: Securing and protecting fragile items, such as glass, appliances, or electronics, during transit.
- Stabilizing Stacked Loads: Reinforcing and stabilizing stacked loads to prevent shifting or collapse during shipping and handling.
- Construction Materials: Protecting edges of lumber, pipes, metal sheets, and other construction materials from chipping or denting.
- Securing Bundles: Used in conjunction with stretch wrap or strapping to secure bundles of products or materials, such as paper rolls or textiles.
- Corner Protection in Warehousing: Protecting products from damage in storage environments, especially in high-traffic areas where collisions are more likely.
Benefits
- Edge and corner protection
- Improved load stability
- Cost-effective
- Lightweight and recyclable
- Versatile
- Increased stacking strength
- Enhanced strapping efficiency
- Sustainable
Features
- L-shaped design
- Available in custom sizes
- Recycled material
- Moisture-resistant coatings
- High compression strength
- Custom printing options
- Multiple colors and finishes
Paper
Corner boards, also known as edge protectors, are an essential part of industrial packaging, designed to stabilize, protect, and reinforce the corners and edges of palletized goods during transport and storage. They are typically made from layers of recycled paperboard or plastic, molded into right-angle profiles that provide structural support to packages. The thickness of corner boards can vary depending on the material and the specific needs of the application, impacting their strength and protective qualities.
Corner Boards Details
Corner Boards Details
Common Applications
- Palletized Shipping: Used to protect the edges of goods stacked on pallets from damage caused by strapping, wrapping, or impacts.
- Fragile Goods Protection: Securing and protecting fragile items, such as glass, appliances, or electronics, during transit.
- Stabilizing Stacked Loads: Reinforcing and stabilizing stacked loads to prevent shifting or collapse during shipping and handling.
- Construction Materials: Protecting edges of lumber, pipes, metal sheets, and other construction materials from chipping or denting.
- Securing Bundles: Used in conjunction with stretch wrap or strapping to secure bundles of products or materials, such as paper rolls or textiles.
- Corner Protection in Warehousing: Protecting products from damage in storage environments, especially in high-traffic areas where collisions are more likely.
Benefits
- Edge and corner protection
- Improved load stability
- Cost-effective
- Lightweight and recyclable
- Versatile
- Increased stacking strength
- Enhanced strapping efficiency
- Sustainable
Features
- L-shaped design
- Available in custom sizes
- Recycled material
- Moisture-resistant coatings
- High compression strength
- Custom printing options
- Multiple colors and finishes
Category Overview
Shrink bundling films are typically made from polyethylene (PE), polyvinyl chloride (PVC), or polyolefin, each offering different properties to suit various packaging needs. Polyethylene is the most commonly used due to its strength, durability, and cost-effectiveness. Polyolefin films are preferred for their excellent clarity and shrink rate, as well as being FDA approved for direct food contact.
The films are produced by blowing or casting the polymer into a thin film, which is then oriented in one or both directions to create a film that will shrink when heated. This orientation process determines the strength, clarity, and shrink properties of the film.
Shrink bundling films are designed to be strong, durable, and resistant to punctures and tears. They have excellent clarity for retail display and provide a good barrier against moisture and dust. When heated (typically with a heat gun or through a shrink tunnel), these films conform tightly to the shape of the products, securing them together and providing a tamper-evident seal.
Shrinking and Bundling Film Details
Shrinking and Bundling Film Details
Common Applications
- Food and Beverage Packaging: Used to wrap and bundle items like bottled water, soda cans, snack packs, and other multi-packs for retail and wholesale distribution.
- Pharmaceutical and Medical Supplies: Shrink bundling film is used to package bulk quantities of medical devices, pill bottles, or healthcare products, ensuring secure handling and easy distribution.
- Industrial Parts and Components: Applied to bundle and protect metal parts, tools, or machinery components for shipping and storage, keeping items organized and intact.
- Retail Product Bundling: Used to bundle products such as toiletries, cosmetics, or promotional packs for retail display, providing an attractive, transparent, and protective package.
Benefits
- Efficient packaging
- Enhanced product protection
- Cost-effective
- Custom fit
- Improved shelf appeal
Features
- Heat-shrinkable
- High tensile strength
- Transparent or colored options
- Variety of thicknesses (1-10 mil)
- Available as film, bags, sheeting, tubing, or covers
- UVI available (3, 6, and 12 months)
- Moisture and dust protection
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