shrink wrapping products used to protect and/or compartmentalize structures after natural disasters (such as hurricanes) or while remediation/disaster restoration work is being done. Shrink wrap can be used to easily cover entire buildings, roofs, or other specific areas that are damaged. premium shrink wrap shrinks “drum-tight” and is far more effective than traditional tarps and sheeting.

Our durable, weatherproof covering creates a proper enclosure and protects the project from further or potential damage.

The actual type of machine stretch film you use for the job is as important as the machine. Because of this, properly wrapping a pallet is a more significant and tedious task than it can originally seem. In general, there are two different types of stretch wrapping machines:

Power pre-stretch machines need to use the standard unstretched film

Anytime you're adjusting the machine wrapper for a new load, make sure to start with the wrap arm speed or turntable. Then work up to a suitable speed your pallet can handle. Failure to do so may result in you restacking loads that have fallen.

Next set the bottom and top wrap counts and the film overwrap at the top of the load. Start with "2" for the bottom and "2" for the top counts.

PVC shrink tubing is a continuous roll of lay-flat PVC shrink tubing. The circumference of the tubing can be found by multiplying the width by two. PVC is short of Poly Vinyl Chloride, one of the most common forms of shrink wrap. When the tubing is cut into pre-cut sleeves, they are often referred to as shrink sleeves. Shrink tubing is an excellent option for wrapping long cylindrical products.

The two open ends of tubing can be sealed or left open.