Bsc Preferred SH14100 Polyolefin Shrink Film

Product Description

The BSC PREFERRED SH14100 is a center-folded, multi-layer, biaxially oriented polyolefin shrink film designed for use on manual, semi-automatic, and automatic packaging equipment. It requires no dwell time, which speeds up wrapping operations and reduces heat exposure risk to packaged goods. The film delivers high gloss appearance and excellent clarity, making it well suited for retail and display packaging. Its puncture-resistant construction handles irregularly shaped items without tearing or film failure. This product is equivalent to part number S-16365.

The SH14100 is used across a wide range of packaging applications including food, retail merchandise, and direct-mail fulfillment. It is suitable for cold storage environments and meets FDA requirements for direct food contact. The film is approved for mailings by the U.S. Postal Service, making it a viable option for poly-wrap mailing programs. It is applied using heat guns or standard shrink tunnel equipment and is appropriate for both light-duty and production-line packaging workflows in warehouse, distribution, and fulfillment settings.

Key Features

• Multi-layer, biaxially oriented construction requires no dwell time during sealing
• High gloss finish with excellent optical clarity for retail-ready presentation
• Puncture-resistant film handles irregularly shaped and sharp-edged items
• Suitable for cold storage and temperature-sensitive packaging environments
• Meets FDA requirements for direct food contact applications
• Approved for U.S. Postal Service mailing use
• Center-folded format compatible with manual, semi-automatic, and automatic equipment

Compatibility

Compatible with manual heat guns and semi-automatic or automatic L-bar sealers and shrink tunnel systems. This product is equivalent to part number S-16365.

Installation Notes

Installation and operation should follow the equipment manufacturer's guidelines for film tension, seal temperature, and conveyor speed. When using a heat gun, maintain consistent distance and motion to avoid film scorching or uneven shrink. Ensure packaging equipment is powered off and cooled before loading or threading new film rolls. Operators handling film in cold storage staging areas should confirm the film has acclimated to operating temperature before use.