Stretch & Shrink Film
Bin Aman manufactures LLDPE stretch film and LDPE shrink film in Doha. The range covers pallet wrapping, individual packs and bundles, with clear, coloured and printed options.
Clear packaging-film rolls
Stretch or Shrink?
| Choice | Stretch film | Shrink film |
|---|---|---|
| Material | LLDPE | LDPE |
| How it works | Applied under tension around a load | Tightened around a pack with heat |
| Start with | Load shape and wrapping process | Pack dimensions and heating process |
LLDPE Stretch Film
Stretch film brings individual cartons or goods together as a load by wrapping around them under tension. Palletized goods are a common application: the arrangement and shape of the load affect where the film contacts it and how the wrap is applied.
Describe the load height and shape, including any projecting corners, and whether you wrap by hand or machine. These details help select film and roll dimensions for your wrapping process.
Bin Aman offers LLDPE stretch-film rolls in clear or coloured and plain or printed options. Clear film leaves the goods visible; colour and printing can support identification or presentation.
LDPE Shrink Film
Shrink-film packaging application
Shrink film fits around a product or bundle through the application of heat. It can bring a group of items into one outer pack or follow the outline of a single item. Pack dimensions and shape determine the film coverage needed before shrinking.
How the goods are arranged, the available heating method and the required finished appearance are relevant to the film requirement.
Bin Aman offers LDPE shrink-wrap rolls in clear or coloured and plain or printed options. Printed artwork needs to be considered with the final pack shape, rather than only as a design on a flat roll.
Specify the Roll and Finish
Specify the roll width, film thickness and roll length for your wrapping equipment and the pack or load being handled.
Explore manufacturing and customization for film production and printing options.
Describe What You Are Wrapping
Send the product or load, wrapping method, film details, quantity and packing preferences. If you do not know which film is used, describe the process or provide an existing product reference. For filled-bag formats, explore Food & Packaging Bags.