Epsilon-Opti Films Corp.: Shrink film

Biaxially-oriented Opti-95 polyolefin film from Epsilon-Opti (South Plainfield, NJ) is said to achieve precision shrink without irradiation and has shown good machinability on manual or automatic equipment.

Epsilon-Opti Films Corp.

Jan 31, 2001

Single-wound sheeting runs at line speeds in excess of 100’/min with reliable electrostatic seals. Centerfold sheeting possesses high slip properties. Suitable for pharmaceutical, food and beverage packaging and a range of presentation packaging applications.

Epsilon-Opti Films Corp.

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