Art-Pak Film
Strong timber wrapping film
Key benefits
- A recyclable film made partly from recycled polyethylene
- Recycled material originates partly from a closed loop process
- Provides effective protection in all weather conditions
- Available with an integrated and recyclable friction surface for anti-slip protection
- Available with high-quality, wide flexo-printing
Effective protection
Our strong and durable timber wrapping films contain all the technical features needed to protect your sawn timber products during transportation, handling and storage. Art-Pak film will efficiently protect your sawn timber products against dust, moisture, rain, and sun damage.
We supply wide unprinted and printed film. We use the latest flexo-printing method to fulfill your visual branding needs. We have recently introduced two new energy efficient printing lines, one of which can print the widest flexible printed packaging film webs in northern Europe.
We can also supply films with an integrated friction surface with anti-slip protection for better transportation and handling.
Our films contain high percentages of recycled raw material, that reduces the carbon footprint of our products. The recycled raw material partly originates from a closed loop recycling process, where used timber wrapping becomes new timber wrapping.
Product versions
You can find timber wrapping films of different sizes and dimensions in our assortment, depending on your packaging needs.
Sustainable packaging
Through our ongoing product development, we have taken several measures to ensure our films and production processes are sustainable. Our films are now thinner and stronger, while maintaining all their required technical properties. We continue to increase the amount of renewable and recycled raw material used in our films whenever it is technically possible and is of benefit to the customer. We continuously optimise our printing process to make it more efficient, safer, and greener. Our aim is to help our customers find the best solutions to meet their sustainable packaging challenges.
