Boat Industrial Shrink Wrap Guide

• Boats
• Shed frames
• Pallets
• Machinery storage (not transportation)

• Boats in snow load areas
• Light construction jobs
• Medium sized machinery transportation

• Large boats shrink wrapping
• shrink wrapping large building frames
• large equipment with sharp protrusions for transportation or storage

• Shrink wrapping machinery
• Making containments
• Shrink wrapping scaffolding

• Excellent for wrapping large sections of scaffolding
• Shrink wrapping large products for on deck ocean freight
• Odd shaped machinery for storage or transportation

• Shrink wrap enclosing entire building
• Large sections of scaffolding wrapping
• Flame retardant shrink wrap is often required for scaffolding and always on government bids where people will be working under the material.

• White reflects heat and stays tight in all weather conditions which makes it an ideal transportation cover.
• white reflects heat it keeps whatever is underneath the shrink wrap more of a constant temperature, thereby minimizing condensation and moisture build up

• Blue absorbs heat which helps accumulated snow to slide off the shrink wrap covers.
• Not often used for warm climates where it can overheat the products under the shrink wrap.
• Blue shrink wrap will expand in hot conditions and can move and chafe on itself. Not good for use as a transportation cover.
• Blue shrink wraps usually come in 6 MIL and 7 MIL thicknesses

• Pros - you can see through it, although it is not crystal clear.
• Cons - sun penetrating the covers can accentuate the buildup of moisture under the cover.
• Recommended to ventilate clear shrink wrap covers or use desiccants.
• Clear shrink wraps usually come in 6 MIL and 7 MIL.

• Scaffolding
• Ship yards
• Factories
• Containments
• Where people will be working under the material
• Government work sites

Corrosion Inhibiting

or Anti-Corrosion

• Ferrous and non-ferrous metals.
• Electrical connections
• Power generation equipment