Shrink film (thickness-size), which is determined according to the size and weight of the material to be packaged, is wrapped in the material to be packaged and subjected to heat treatment. The shrink film, which receives heat during this process, responds to transverse and longitudinal shrinkage. Thanks to this reaction, it is fully wrapped in to the material. After this procedure, the film subjected to cold weather freezes and remains fully wrapped on top of the material, which prevents the material from shaking, tipping over, protects it from external factors and provides ease of transportation.
