The use of shrink film to package and protect marine and boating crafts is well-practiced and heavily sought after because of the protection it has. Once the film has been applied, it is heated with a specific heat gun, which shrinks the film and hardens it to form a protective shell.

Shrinkwrap is suitable for large jobs. It can therefore be used for the building industry, to isolate a building site, for example. It is also widely used in the navy. The boats are then fully protected from the outside for wintering.

In the marine industry, shrink-wrapping can be used to wrap entire boats or docks, regardless of their size: boats, kayaks, large navy crafts etc. You can also package spare parts, such as engines, motors, etc.

To prevent condensation, small hatches can be fitted which allow enough air to pass through to create a current but prevent impurities or pests from entering. This is particularly important for goods that are stored in places where the temperature can fluctuate.

The heat-shrinkable film protects from shocks, but also from bad weather: rain, hail, UV rays from the sun, etc.