Bsc Preferred SH1460 Polyolefin Shrink Film

Product Description

The BSC PREFERRED SH1460 is a center-folded, multi-layer, biaxially oriented polyolefin shrink film designed for packaging operations across manual, semi-automatic, and automatic equipment. The film requires no dwell time, which helps maintain throughput on high-volume lines. Its high-gloss finish and excellent clarity keep packaged product visible and presentation-ready. Puncture resistance makes it suitable for irregularly shaped items that would compromise thinner films. It meets FDA requirements for direct food contact and carries U.S. Postal Service approval for mailings, making it a versatile choice for food, retail, and fulfillment environments.

This shrink film is used across a wide range of packaging applications including food processing, retail product bundling, e-commerce fulfillment, and cold storage packaging. The film performs on heat gun applications as well as tunnel and impulse sealer setups. Its cold-storage suitability makes it appropriate for refrigerated and frozen product lines where film flexibility at low temperatures is required. Facilities handling USPS mailings can use this film without additional postal compliance steps.

Key Features

• Multi-layer, biaxially oriented construction for consistent shrink performance and strength
• No dwell time required, supporting higher throughput on automated lines
• High-gloss appearance with excellent clarity for retail-ready presentation
• Puncture resistant and suitable for irregularly shaped items
• FDA compliant for direct food contact applications
• Approved for U.S. Postal Service mailings
• Center-folded format compatible with heat guns and standard shrink equipment

Compatibility

Compatible with manual, semi-automatic, and automatic shrink packaging equipment. Suitable for use with heat guns. This product is equivalent to part number S-14991.

Installation Notes

Set sealer and tunnel temperatures according to equipment manufacturer guidelines for polyolefin film. Ensure the work area is adequately ventilated when using heat guns or tunnel systems. Test seal integrity on a sample before running a full production batch, particularly when switching film rolls or equipment settings. Cold storage use does not require special handling beyond standard film storage practices.