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This clear industrial heat shrink wrap is a thermoplastic packaging material that contracts when exposed to heat, forming a tight seal around wrapped objects. It is manufactured from polyethylene (PE) and is designed for use across furniture storage, construction, and logistics operations.
Parameter | Details |
Material | Polyethylene (PE) |
Width Range | 12 ft – 80 ft (3.65 m – 24.4 m) |
Thickness Range | 6 mil – 14 mil (150 μm – 350 μm) |
Color Options | Clear, white, blue, custom |
Operating Temperature | -20°C to 60°C |
Transparency | Clear formulation allows visual inspection |
Size | Thickness |
12 ft | 7 mil |
14 ft | 7 mil |
16 ft | 10 mil |
20 ft | 7 mil |
20 ft | 10 mil |
24 ft | 6 mil |
24 ft | 7 mil |
26 ft | 7 mil |
26 ft | 9 mil |
28 ft | 7 mil |
32 ft | 7 mil |
32 ft | 12 mil |
36 ft | 7 mil |
40 ft | 7 mil |
40 ft | 10 mil |
50 ft | 9 mil |
60 ft | 7 mil |
60 ft | 10 mil |
65 ft | 7 mil |
80 ft | 7 mil |
Furniture retailers and rental businesses use this wrap for seasonal storage of outdoor seating sets, dining tables, and cushions. The film forms a barrier against rain, dust, and UV exposure, helping to maintain product condition during warehouse storage or transit. Clear variants allow staff to identify wrapped items without removing the film, supporting inventory management efficiency.
Construction and renovation teams apply this shrink wrap to scaffold structures. The sealed covering helps contain debris on work sites and provides a barrier against wind and rain for workers. Enclosed scaffolding also supports compliance with dust control requirements on urban construction projects.
Warehousing and distribution operations use the film to wrap pallets, machinery, and irregularly shaped cargo. Heat application creates a uniform, tight wrap that holds items together during shipping. The material resists punctures from sharp edges on metal or wooden items, reducing damage claims in transit.
The PE-based formulation provides water resistance and dust exclusion properties. When heated with a standard heat gun, the film shrinks evenly to conform to irregular shapes, leaving no loose edges that can catch on equipment or flap in wind. Thicker gauges (10 mil and above) offer increased puncture resistance for heavy-duty applications, while thinner gauges (6–7 mil) work for shorter-term storage or lighter-duty wrapping tasks.
PE shrink wrap is recyclable through standard plastic recycling streams, supporting waste reduction targets in commercial procurement programs. Post-use film can be collected and processed as LDPE waste when kept clean and free of contaminants.
Installation requires a heat gun with adjustable temperature settings, a utility knife for cutting, and fastening accessories such as shrink wrap tape or buckles. No specialized certification is needed, but following manufacturer application guidelines helps achieve consistent results.
Choose 6–7 mil film for short-term storage (under 3 months) and items with smooth surfaces. Select 9–10 mil for medium-term outdoor exposure (3–12 months) or objects with protruding edges. Use 12 mil or thicker for long-term outdoor storage or construction scaffolding in windy locations.
Custom widths, lengths, and thicknesses are available for volume orders. Printed branding or warning text can be added to the film surface for commercial users who require site identification or safety messaging on wrapped structures. Lead times for custom orders vary based on specification complexity.
Standard stock sizes are available for both small-batch and volume orders. Contact the sales team for current MOQ details and pricing tiers, as these vary by width and thickness specification.
