LDPE Shrink Bundling Film for Packaging
Innovations in plastic continue to improve the way we live — it has also had a profound impact on the packaging industry. Low-density polyethylene (LDPE) is one of the most widely used plastics today for shrink bundling. It is produced by the polymerization of ethylene in high-pressure reactors. The resin can subsequently be blown, slit, and wound to create film rolls, which are increasingly used by product manufacturers for a variety of packaging purposes. In shrink bundling, LDPE’s strong, flexible properties make it vital to the protection, unitizing and distribution of packaged goods. Working with film can provide some wide-reaching benefits across efficiency, finances, waste production and other aspects of operation. It’s an excellent material for many applications thanks to its physical properties for the packaging process and how it affects the appearance and usability of the end product. Here are some of those benefits: 1. Film Shrink Potential: Film shrink is what a...