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Using a generous amount of shrink-wrapping film might seem harmless or even the right thing to do. Better to overestimate, than underestimate when it comes to sizing, right? Wrong! Over time, you may experience shrinking profits as your materials costs increase. In fact, it is better to simply get it right the first time. Nailing down your shrink film measurements is easier than you might think. Finding the proper film width and length will depend on what type of film you are using. You will need to know a few facts and measurements before calculating your shrink film dimensions. In this article, all measurements are in inches. -Orientation/flow through shrink tunnel (This will inform which side is your product length vs your width). -Type of machine (this will dictate what type of film you need). -Production/Conveyor Speed. -Product dimensions (always round up to the nearest inch). -Width: parallel to the cut-off or cross seal. -Length: parallel to the fold of the film, in...

Quick Pak’s banding film is designed to stick to itself, not the product it’s wrapping. It allows warehouse users to wrap, stack, and secure pallets with ease and peace of mind knowing they won’t come loose. Banding film is ideal for bundling units and helps protect products and packages from damage during transport. An efficient packaging solution: Banding film’s elastic memory means it can stretch significantly from its original length. The film tries to return to its original shape and form after wrapping, resulting in a tight, secure wrap. This process ensures bundles will not come undone or need to be rewrapped during transport. Unlike shrink wrap, which is applied loosely and requires an additional heat source to shrink the material, banding film is a more efficient, cost-effective method for securing items of all sizes. Choose from the most common sizes of banding film available for immediate delivery or customize banding film to various sizes, gauges, and...