PE shrink film matched to the bundle and packing line
LDPE-based shrink film is commonly reviewed for heavier collation, bundling and transit applications. It is not interchangeable with POF display film or PVC shrink sleeves; the product, pack geometry and equipment determine the suitable format.
PE shrink-film RFQ checklist
Product and final bundle dimensions, weight and arrangement
Single-wound, layflat, sleeve or cover format
Finished film width or layflat, micron and required appearance
Core internal diameter, maximum roll outside diameter or roll weight
Sealer, tunnel or heat method and current operating conditions
Current film sample, defects to solve and acceptance test
Monthly or order quantity, delivery city and required date
MOQ, trial-roll availability and production lead time depend on film format, width, micron, formulation, winding, core, quantity and delivery. A line trial may be required before a full production commitment.
PE shrink-film FAQs
Is PE shrink film the same as POF?
No. They are different film families used for different pack, appearance and line requirements. Specify the existing film or desired result rather than substituting by name.
Which micron should I use?
The correct micron depends on bundle weight, edges, shrink force, transport and equipment. A current sample and trial provide better evidence than a generic thickness table.
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Discuss your PE shrink film specification
Share the application, material, finished dimensions, micron or gauge, seal or closure, printing, packing configuration, quantity and delivery location before comparing quotations.
Share the material or structure, finished dimensions, thickness, seal or pouch construction, printing, quantity and delivery city. If a specification is incomplete, provide a current sample or describe what will be packed.
Can this product be made in custom sizes?
Custom dimensions and specifications can be reviewed subject to manufacturing feasibility, minimum order quantity and sample approval.
How is the final specification approved?
The final material, dimensions, thickness, construction, artwork and performance requirements should be confirmed in the quotation and, where needed, against an approved sample before production.
