DFC Packaging Group oriented polystyrene (OPS) shrink film

Wednesday, 26 February, 2014 | Supplied by: DFC Packaging Group

Suitable for use in shrink sleeves, oriented polystyrene (OPS) shrink film is a low-energy film suitable for lightweight PET and HDPE bottles.

The material requires less heat to shrink than other products, thereby using less energy. Due to its shrink characteristics, it is suitable for use in shrink sleeves on difficult shapes.

The film is recyclable and can be fully printed.

Online: www.dfc.com.au
Phone: 03 9701 2000

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