Sealed Air Corporation: High-abuse shrink film

CorTuff™ high-abuse shrink film from the Shrink Packaging Div. of Sealed Air (Duncan, SC) possesses unprecedented impact strength, company says. Film can be used to wrap an array of heavy, odd-shaped products such as machine parts, furniture, and fabricated metals, as well as books, CDs, and DVDs.

Sealed Air Corporation (SEE)

Aug 31, 2002

Other applications include multiproduct unitizing, high-abuse surface protection, heavy product retention, and pilferage protection. Film completely shrinks while in the heat tunnel at temperatures that are 40% lower than skin packaging and thick-mil PE, company says.

Sealed Air Corporation (SEE)

Fill out the form below to request more information about Sealed Air Corporation: High-abuse shrink film

Machinery Basics

Get a Quick Overview of Conveyors

How Do Horizontal Form/Fill/Seal Machines Work?

Liquid Filling Equipment Package This Pmmi

A Video Overview of Liquid Filling Machines

What Can You Package on a Vertical Form/Fill/Seal Machine?

Four of the five new packaging cells are dedicated to the 8.5-oz carton while one cell can do either 40-oz or 8.5-oz cartons.

Jiffy Mix Modernizes Packaging With Flexible, Compact Cells

Chelsea Milling Co. found a way to replace 18 filling lines with brand new equipment with no interruption in meeting consumer demand and without laying off any of its valued employees.

PMMI Foundation Awards More Than $160,000 in 2025 Scholarships to Emerging Leaders in Packaging & Processing

Said panelist Stu Shepherd during the webinar, “The ability to get started in automation is easier now than it’s ever been before. The ease of use and all this is such that you really don’t have to have PhDs and scholars of other types on your staff to operate these systems. The systems will run. You just have to get out there and deploy.”

Automation Aligns Around Standards, AI, and Real-World Use

Through the Line: Packaging and Processing

Through the Line Podcast: Top Episodes of 2025, #3: Tropicana Weathers Blowback from Package Redesign

Semi-automatic Liquid Drum Filler Increases Operator Efficiency

Annual Outlook Report: Sustainability

The road ahead for CPGs in 2025 and beyond—Packaging World editors review key findings from a survey of 88 brand owners, CPG, and FMCG readers.

Download Now

Get a jump on your 2026 packaging & processing goals at PACK EXPO East.

Be the first to find what’s next in packaging & processing at PACK EXPO East. See new solutions from 500 exhibitors, uncover creative ideas for 40+ verticals and gain inspiration from free sessions on industry trends—all in one trip to Philadelphia.

Products

Easy-Access Reject Device for Gravity Inspection

Fortress Technology’s roll-out reject device for gravity metal detectors allows the reject valve to slide out on rails for full access during cleaning and maintenance, improving hygiene and reducing changeover time without compromising valve rigidity.

Sealed Air Corporation: High-abuse shrink film

Sealed Air Corporation (SEE)

Get a Quick Overview of Conveyors

How Do Horizontal Form/Fill/Seal Machines Work?

A Video Overview of Liquid Filling Machines

What Can You Package on a Vertical Form/Fill/Seal Machine?

Jiffy Mix Modernizes Packaging With Flexible, Compact Cells

PMMI Foundation Awards More Than $160,000 in 2025 Scholarships to Emerging Leaders in Packaging & Processing

Automation Aligns Around Standards, AI, and Real-World Use

Through the Line Podcast: Top Episodes of 2025, #3: Tropicana Weathers Blowback from Package Redesign

Semi-automatic Liquid Drum Filler Increases Operator Efficiency

Easy-Access Reject Device for Gravity Inspection

Hygienic, Pneumatic Soft Gripper

Automated Pie Shell Stacker

Packaging World Resource Guide 2026

Nov/Dec 2025

October 2025

PELV Showcase 2025

Packaging Recycling Summit 2025: A Pivotal Moment in Circularity

How AI is Making Packaging Robots Smarter and More Adaptable

Humanoid Robots in Packaging and Processing: 2025 Status Report

Conveying, Feeding & Inserting e-book