Article | REF: AG6602 V1

End-of-line machines - End-of-line machines

Author: Philippe COGNARD

Publication date: October 10, 2007

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6. Shrinkwrappers

6.1 General case

Made possible by the invention of hot-air shrinkable plastic films, this technique involves wrapping a group of unit containers - glass or plastic bottles, metal cans, tins or cardboard packs, and other objects or products - in a heat-shrinkable plastic film (polyolefin or PVC), then shrinking this film by briefly passing it for a few seconds through a hot-air tunnel (air at around 70-85°C).

The plastic film must be strong enough (and therefore thick enough) to hold the individual packages or containers firmly together.

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