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Beatuy Film®-RecyUse HSF with approximately 50% PIR (post-industrial recycled material) content
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Beatuy Film®-RecyUse HSF with approximately 50% PIR (post-industrial recycled material) content
Beatuy Film®-RecyUse HSF, 10 μm
Film with approximately 50% PIR (post-industrial recycled material) content
Polyolefin fine shrink film, highly transparent and glossy.
Cross-linked multilayer material for very high cycle rates of up to 250 cycles/min.
Highly glossy with high mechanical strength and
excellent sealing and shrink properties
100% food-safe and 100% recyclable in the LDPE04 stream.
Beatuy Film®-RecyUse HSF, 10 mµ – Film with approximately 50% PIR (post-industrial recycled material) content
Polyolefin fine-shrink film, highly transparent and glossy. Cross-linked multilayer material for very high cycle rates of up to 250 cycles/min.
Highly glossy with high mechanical strength and excellent sealing and shrink properties.
100% food-safe and 100% recyclable in the LDPE04 stream.
linear meter
Half-tube
Flat film
10 μm
2,000 meters per roll
4,000 meters per roll
Beatuy Film®-RecyUse HSF film in the food industry
Beatuy Film®-RecyUse HSF film on rolls
Beatuy Film®-RecyUse HSF Shrink Film
Beatuy Film®-RecyUse HSF film for the packaging machine
Options:
- All films available with hot-stamped perforations in P1 (small) or P2 (large) styles
- All films suitable for freezing down to –30 degrees
- PFAS-free films food-safe
- ESD equipment for antistatic products such as electronic components, printed circuit boards, etc.
- All films printed using gravure printing with up to 10 colors
- Film core 76 or 152 mm
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