Shrink film is a material that shrinks under the influence of heat and tightly wraps the product it is packing. It is used to stabilize, protect and visually enhance packaging in various industries.

Applies to:
- Food products: Water, juices, flour, sugar, milk and yogurt.
- Chemical products: Various chemical products that require atmospheric protection.
- Industrial products: From machine parts to construction materials

The assortment includes:
- Polyolefin (POF) film: Transparent, glossy and puncture resistant. In addition to being used on automatic machines, it shrinks at lower temperatures and is suitable for packaging food and other products.
- Polyethylene (LDPE) film: Cheaper and more resistant than POF film, often used for packaging heavy products and bulk packaging. It shrinks at higher temperatures and is less transparent than POF foil.
- PVC film: Transparent and suitable for smaller packages, but due to harmful substances and shrinking at higher temperatures, it is less often used in the food industry.