Shrink Packaging Machines

A shrinking machine works using shrink tunnels that take heat from an air system. The device uses shrinkable films, which get applied using l-bar sealing technology. Sleeve wrappers and sealing cutters enable clear wrapping and cutting of the packs. These machines exist for high production where vacuum seals are essential.

Almost every outlet that sells kitchen equipment and appliances also provides big shrink wrap rolls, going with packing papers. You can print your brand design to implement with the thermal seal on top of the shrink wrap. 

PVC is a material that shrinks when cooled and expands when you heat them. The length to diameters of PVC is substantial, and the length change is also noticeable. PVC is a very suitable material for shrink packaging and can work well in almost every environment. 

Shrink wraps are a plastic film which can wrap around almost any object despite their size or shape. When the machine applies heat on the surface, it causes the plastic to shrink and conform to the object's shape and seal itself. 

A shrink tunnel is a machine that uses conveyor and heat to maintain consistent temperatures inside a tunnel chamber. Shrink tunnels are most effective for heat packaging materials. They can also serve curing applications to those who need them. The market has three main types of shrink tunnels, infrared, recirculating, and steam tunnels. 

If you do not seal the open holes on the opposite sides of the wrapping, you will not be able to protect your product from moisture. So if your product necessitates the seal from water, you can use shrinkwraps with ends sealed.

Shrink wraps are solid and durable, but a sharp object can easily tear them apart. Most loading and unloading services do not keep sharp objects near goods in transit. These shrink wraps are also perfect for consumer-friendly packaging, which require less attention to buy and use. 

Shrink wraps are incredibly safe for most types of consumable products unless they directly contact each other. So make sure you only use shrink wrap multiple packets in a single batch for easy transportation. 

Shrink, and stretch wraps are waterproof most of the time but can contain openings on the side. You should always make sure to use wraps that are slightly larger than the product you are packing.

Most shrink wraps are recycle-able because they are made of plastic. Organizations that make plastic wraps can easily break down plastic using heat and then reuse them to produce even more plastic wraps.