Bsc Preferred SHT5100 Shrink Film Roll Clear Packaging

Product Description

The BSC PREFERRED SHT5100 is a shrink film roll designed for creating custom-size shrink bags in packaging and shipping applications. The film is pre-sealed on two sides, allowing technicians and packaging operators to cut and seal bags to the exact dimensions needed for each job. It shrinks and seals at a lower temperature than standard shrink films, which reduces cycle time and speeds up production runs. The result is crystal clear, high-gloss packaging that protects and presents products effectively. This roll is sold as a single unit and is compatible with both automatic shrink-wrap equipment and portable heat guns.

The SHT5100 is used in packaging and distribution environments where custom bag sizing is required. Its low-temperature sealing performance makes it well suited for operations that process a high volume of varied-size items. The film works on both inline automatic equipment and handheld heat gun setups, giving operators flexibility across different production scales. It is a direct equivalent to part number S-7312, making it a drop-in replacement for operations already sourcing that specification.

Key Features

• Pre-sealed on two sides for easy custom bag fabrication
• Low-temperature sealing reduces cycle time and speeds production
• Crystal clear, high-gloss finish for professional-grade presentation
• Compatible with automatic shrink-wrap equipment and portable heat guns
• Sold by the roll as a single unit
• Equivalent replacement for part number S-7312

Compatibility

Equivalent to part number S-7312. Compatible with automatic shrink-wrap equipment and portable heat gun setups for custom shrink bag applications.

Installation Notes

Handle and load the film roll according to the equipment manufacturer's guidelines for proper tracking and seal alignment. When using a portable heat gun, maintain consistent distance and motion to achieve an even shrink without scorching. Ensure the sealing equipment is set to the appropriate low-temperature range for this film before beginning a production run. Operators should allow the equipment to reach stable operating temperature before processing product.