Heat-shrinkable tubular film material

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452 29, 452 48, A22C 1100

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056055021

ABSTRACT:
In the manufacture and use of tubular casing material, a starting material having heat-shrinkable properties is partially shrunk to a controlled reduced calibre and then is further shrunk during use. The shrinking may either take place during use, for example by partially shrinking tubular film material over a stuffing horn 2 in a shrinker 6 (FIG. 1) or may be carried out during manufacture by partially shrinking a length of tubular film material to a controlled reduced calibre before sale (FIGS. 2 and 3).

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