Clearpack highlights printed shrink-pack systems

Clearpack Group used the show to demonstrate its printed shrink-pack systems, a segment gaining traction as beverage and FMCG brands transition from plain, transparent shrink film to precise branded wraps.Manish Kapoor, manager – sales, explained that unlike basic transparent shrink packs, printed nylon requires accurate registration so that brand artwork aligns cleanly across every unit. The system incorporates lane dividers to form bottles into rows, followed by wrapping and shrink-tunnel processing to deliver consistent retail-ready packs.

The company showcased models designed for both printed and non-printed shrink formats, including single-pin and double-pin rows that enable higher outputs of up to 40 cartons per minute. Add-on features such as anti-static systems reduce nylon cling caused by static charge, improving handling and throughput.

 Kapoor added that shrink packaging remains widely used across water, liquor, cosmetics and general FMCG, making it one of Clearpack’s strongest product lines. While no new shrink-pack models were launched at the show, Clearpack is investing in a new in-house blow moulding machine, expected to debut next year. The upcoming system will enable a blow–fill–cap configuration for certain applications, eliminating the rinser stage where regulatory conditions permit.

Clearpack currently operates across 12 countries, with Singapore as its headquarters.