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Shrink tunnel guide
The shrink tunnel must be matched to the largest pack, output target, film type and desired finish.

The shrink tunnel must be matched to the largest pack, output target, film type and desired finish.
A tunnel that physically accepts the pack may still be too short for the required output or finish. Dwell time inside the heated area is important.
The conveyor must carry the product reliably while leaving enough clearance for film and air movement.
| Pack dimensions | Largest and smallest product sizes, pack weight, stability and whether products are single cartons, bundles or trays. |
|---|---|
| Required output | Target packs per minute, daily volume, shift length, changeover frequency and whether future output may increase. |
| Film and finish | Preferred shrink film if known, presentation requirements, seal position, retail display needs and barcode visibility. |
| Line layout | Available floor space, infeed method, conveyor height, power, compressed air and whether a shrink tunnel is needed. |
FAQ
Sometimes, but finish and throughput may suffer.
Yes. Longer tunnels can support dwell time at higher conveyor speeds.
Chamber sealers combine sealing and shrinking, so a separate tunnel is not normally required for that route.
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