Engineered Solutions
Shrink Label Films
High-performance PVC, PETG, cPET and Polyolefin shrink films for modern label and packaging applications.
Advanced Labeling Precision
Our shrink label films are engineered to meet the rigorous demands of high-speed application lines. We provide industry leading extrusion technology that ensures uniform shrinkage, high clarity, and superior ink adhesion for 360-degree branding.
Core Benefits
- High printability
- Consistent shrink ratio
- Excellent seam strength
Applications
- Beverage & Spirits
- Pharmaceutical
- FMCG & Industrial
Technical Specifications
Our films are produced to exact tolerances, ensuring seamless integration with automated shrink tunnel systems.
PVC, PETG, cPET and Polyolefin
Versatile material options for specific shrink curves and clarity requirements.
40µm – 50µm
Precision-gauged thickness for optimal durability and cost-efficiency.
Up to 78% TD
Extreme transverse direction shrinkage for contoured bottle designs.
< 2% MD
Low machine direction shrink to prevent label distortion during heat cycles.
Polyvinyl Chloride
- Shrink Ratio TD 56 – 60%
- Thickness 40µm – 50µm
- Tunnel Type Steam / Hot Air
Polyethylene Terephthalate Glycol
- Shrink Ratio TD up to 78%
- Thickness 40µm – 50µm
- Tunnel Type Steam Tunnel
Crystallisable PET
- Shrink Ratio TD up to 73%
- Thickness 40µm – 50µm
- Recyclability 100% with PET
Polyolefin (Floatable)
- Shrink Ratio TD up to 70%
- Thickness 45µm – 50µm
- Recyclability Floatable Sep.
Technical FAQ
PETG offers the highest shrink percentage (up to 78%) and is environmentally superior for recycling streams compared to PVC. PVC is more cost-effective and provides excellent clarity for simpler container shapes with moderate shrink requirements.
Yes, our PETG and PVC films are compatible with steam, electric, and radiant heat tunnels. Steam tunnels are generally recommended for high-shrink containers to ensure uniform application and avoid “smiling” or distortion.
Our films are surface-treated to accept UV Flexo, Gravure, and Digital inks. We recommend a COF (Coefficient of Friction) test if high-speed application is required post-printing.