Heat this film to create a form-fitting barrier around single packages and small shipments to protect them from moisture and dirt.

PVC film requires less heat to shrink and resists tears better than polyolefin film. Polyolefin film is FDA compliant for contact with food, so it's often used in the food industry. It’s more stretchable and resists punctures better than PVC film. The high clarity makes it good for applications where you need to see what’s underneath the film.

Note: One mil equals 0.001".

Protect equipment exposed to flames and sparks. This film is often used on shipments staged in machine shops or construction sites where sparks may fly from welding and grinding. To meet NFPA 701 standards, this film self-extinguishes flames. It is also treated to prevent weakening and disintegrating from UV exposure, so your equipment will remain protected outdoors for up to a year. Shrink the film with a heat gun to create a formfitting barrier.

Eight times thicker than standard heat-shrink film, you can drag and shrink this film over corners of equipment without it tearing. It's large enough to cover forklifts, industrial compressors, or even a boat, but it's easy enough to trim down using a utility knife. This film comes folded on a roll for efficient storage.

Note: One mil equals 0.001".

Cover objects with sharp angles and points with this film to protect them from sun, dirt, moisture, and damage. Thicker and wider than standard heat-shrink film, it’s also woven with fibers that help it stretch over odd shapes without tearing. A UV-resistant additive shields material from sunlight for up to one year, so you can keep material outdoors for extended periods without it becoming brittle, fading, or discoloring. Heat the film with a heat gun to create a snug barrier. This film is folded on the roll, so you get a wide film that takes up a fraction of the storage space. Cut it to the size you need.

Note: One mil equals 0.001".