Stretch film, also known as extensible film or wrapping film, is our specialty. We have many years of experience in this field.
For our stretch film products, we rely on long-standing suppliers who are committed to quality, and we don't switch suppliers based on price fluctuations. Our customers appreciate the consistent quality and reliable performance that this approach ensures.
Polyethylene film, or PE film for short, comes in various types such as HDPE, MDPE, and LDPE. This makes it suitable as a flexible packaging solution for a wide range of requests and requirements.
We offer convenient sizes and formats:
As a film converting company, we specialize in processing narrow-width rolls.
In our converting facility, we produce film products in a wide range of roll widths (40–1200 mm) and lengths. We can wind the film onto various types of cores (e.g., paper or plastic cores) and in different core diameters (e.g., 30 mm, 38 mm, 50 mm, 76 mm, 152 mm).
We guarantee high-quality results thanks to our clean and state-of-the-art equipment.
Individually and uniquely wrapped.
As a specialist in narrow-width film rolls, we have the perfect solutions for your needs. We can handle winding onto any type of core or tube—no problem! In addition to our own custom-made film rolls, we offer a comprehensive range of other film products. And our specialty is developing customized solutions tailored to your specific requirements.
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VCI stretch film, used on horizontal stretch wrapping machines, offers an automated solution for packaging corrosion-sensitive materials and protecting them from corrosion during storage. In addition to this VCI stretch film for horizontal stretch wrappers, we also supply other types of VCI packaging, such as VCI bags, VCI tubular film, and flat VCI film. We can also custom-manufacture VCI film for manual applications in our film conversion facility.
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Unmodified polyethylene (PE) stretch films have a high surface resistance and tend to build up static charge through friction. These surface charges cannot dissipate through the film or into the surrounding air. If a high static charge builds up, an electrostatic discharge (ESD) can occur, potentially damaging or even destroying electronic components.
For the electrical and electronics industry, we supply, for example:
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