Reliable manufacturer of collation shrink film: numerous options, tailor-made
KIVO has been a manufacturer and supplier of shrink films, which are available in transparent as well as coloured versions, for decades. In addition, our films can be printed in up to 10 colours and we achieve exceptionally good results with shrink films in which we have incorporated 50% PCR!
- Printed and unprinted film
- Wrap-around film
- Upper and lower film
- Mono and biaxial shrinkage possible
- Deployment of recycled plastic (up to 50% PCR)
- All kinds of thicknesses and sizes (up to 40% thinner while maintaining the same properties)

The benefits of our collation shrink film
- Maximum output: Our collation shrink films are appreciated by our customers for their maximum output on the processing machine.
- Specialists involved: We are praised for our committed product specialists who are there for you every day.
- Inset recycled material: Onthey shrink films are appreciated by our customers because of their high quality recycled material (PCR).

Excellent processing on these packaging machines, among others
Some of the packaging machines that handle our collation shrink films well:
- KHS (Kisters)
- Dimac
- Zambelli
- Krones
- Prasmatic
- Smipack
- Meypack

Our collation shrink film is used for many applications
Among other things, our shrink film is used for:
- Bundling of cans
- Bundling of bottles
- Bundling of evaporated milk
- Bundling of cleaning products
- Bundling of canned goods in glass or cans
- Bundling of laminate or parquet
- Bundling of insulation material, glass wool
- Bundling of walls and wall plates
- Packaging of sawdust and wood fibre
Is your application not listed here? Don't panic! Our R&D department develops its own unique recipe for each application. This results in excellent processing of your product on your packaging machine.

Shrink film and the PPWR
From 2030, shrink film that does not come into contact with food must contain at least 35% recycled plastic (PCR). Certain plastic multipack packaging for consumers will also no longer be permitted. Read in our guide what the PPWR means for flexible packaging and in our article on the impact of the PPWR on shrink films.