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PERFORATION EXAMPLES
SHRINK SLEEVE PERFORATION DEFINITIONS:
SVP (SINGLE VERTICLE PERFORATION)
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Runs vertically down the Tubing or Cut Bands, usually placed 5mm from the edge of Extruded cut bands/tubing or 5mm from the second fold on seamed projects
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Cuts through the front and back layers of the cut band
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When the cut band is opened there are 2 SVP (Single Vertical Perforation) on each side of the fold
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More commonly used on extruded shrink sleeves, but can be used on seamed projects
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Similar to an SVP, but is applied to each side of the cut band 5mm from each fold
DVP (DOUBLE VERTICAL PERFORATION)
OSL (ON SINGLE LAYER) DVP
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This is an SVP/DVP type of perforation that is applied to the film before seaming, thus only perforating one layer of film
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Vertical perforations must be a minimum of 13mm apart
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Provides tamper evidence on shrink sleeves while allowing the top portion of the cut band to be removed for use of the product
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Vertical perforations (a) create a tear-off strip for opening the product
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Horizontal perforation (b) defines how much of the shrink sleeve will be removed
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After the T-Perf is removed, the remaining portion of the shrink sleeve, below the horizontal perforation, remains on the product
T-PERFORATION
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