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)

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