Flame Retardant shrink wrap is a strong durable packaging and protective material, it’s Flame Retardant function can make sure the safety from fire disaster.
Our Flame Retardant film meets the rules DIN4102-1 B1, and NFPA 701
It’s a UV protective film, and we can also make it Biodegradable and rust-proof (VCI).
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Flame retardant shrink wrap is a polyethylene-based packaging and protective film formulated with fire-resistant additives. The material shrinks tightly around objects when heat is applied, creating a sealed, weather-resistant barrier. This product is designed for commercial procurement teams sourcing protective covering for construction sites, marine vessels, industrial equipment, and modular structures. It complies with established fire safety standards, making it suitable for applications where flame spread control is required by local building codes or project specifications.
The film meets DIN 4102-1 B1 and NFPA 701 standards for flame retardancy. DIN 4102-1 B1 is a European classification for building materials with limited flammability, while NFPA 701 is the North American standard for flame propagation of textiles and films. These certifications indicate the material self-extinguishes when the ignition source is removed, reducing the risk of fire spread on job sites.
Beyond flame retardant properties, the film incorporates UV inhibitors for outdoor exposure, maintaining structural integrity under sunlight. Optional formulations include biodegradable additives for projects with environmental disposal requirements, and VCI (Vapor Corrosion Inhibitor) chemistry for protecting metal components from rust during storage or transit.
The product is available in a range of standard dimensions, with custom sizing available for project-specific requirements.
Parameter | Range |
Width | 12ft – 65ft (3.65m – 20m) |
Thickness | 6mil – 14mil (150 – 350 micron) |
Standard Colors | White, Clear, Blue |
Available standard sizes include:
12' × 7 Mil Shrink Wrap
14' × 7 Mil Shrink Wrap
16' × 10 Mil Shrink Wrap
20' × 7 Mil Shrink Wrap
20' × 10 Mil Shrink Wrap
24' × 6 Mil Shrink Wrap
24' × 7 Mil Shrink Wrap
26' × 7 Mil Shrink Wrap
26' × 9 Mil Shrink Wrap
28' × 7 Mil Shrink Wrap
32' × 7 Mil Shrink Wrap
32' × 12 Mil Shrink Wrap
36' × 7 Mil Shrink Wrap
40' × 7 Mil Shrink Wrap
40' × 10 Mil Shrink Wrap
50' × 9 Mil Shrink Wrap
60' × 7 Mil Shrink Wrap
60' × 10 Mil Shrink Wrap
65' × 7 Mil Shrink Wrap
80' × 7 Mil Shrink Wrap
The film is widely used for enclosing scaffolding on construction sites, creating contained work areas that protect workers and materials from wind, rain, and dust. The flame retardant rating addresses fire risk concerns associated with welding, cutting, and other hot work performed on site.
For boat yards and fleet operations, the film provides seasonal protection for watercraft and vehicles. The shrink-fit design prevents flapping and tearing in windy conditions, while the UV-stabilized formulation withstands months of outdoor exposure.
Industrial machinery, prefabricated modules, and temporary roof systems benefit from the film's tight, waterproof seal. The material conforms to irregular shapes when heated, delivering full coverage that tarps and loose sheeting cannot achieve.
Manufacturers support custom width and thickness specifications to match specific project dimensions. Custom colors and printed branding are available for businesses seeking visual consistency or site identification. Small-batch orders are accepted for trial applications or specialized projects, with lead times adjusted based on order volume and customization complexity.
The DIN 4102-1 B1 classification indicates the material is flame-retardant and does not contribute significantly to fire spread. Most construction sites accept B1-rated materials for scaffolding enclosures where hot work is conducted, though local code requirements should always be verified.
Yes, VCI (Vapor Corrosion Inhibitor) and flame retardant additives can be formulated into the same film. This combination is commonly used for wrapping metal equipment that requires both fire safety compliance and corrosion protection during storage or transit.
The film is unrolled and draped over the object, then heated with a propane heat gun. As the film reaches activation temperature, it shrinks uniformly to form a taut, wrinkle-free surface. Installation typically requires a two-person team for large structures, along with standard safety equipment for working at heights.
Biodegradable formulations maintain comparable tensile strength and shrink performance to standard polyethylene film during the intended service life. The biodegradation process activates only under specific landfill conditions, so the film remains fully functional for normal outdoor storage and construction timelines.
