ZAP’s emergency shrink wrap is a valuable resource in repair and asset protection for various disaster sites including flooding and hurricane damage from storms like Katrina, Ike, Gustav, and Sandy
ZAP Shrink Wrap can generally can be mobilized within 48 hours to any location in the US
With proper care and maintenance, ZAP’s emergency shrink wrap can protect a structure for up to one year
Shrink Wrap has proven to be a fast and cost effective method for support with disaster relief.
Our emergency shrink wrap can be easily applied to cover and seal exterior roofs, walls, or windows after storm damage has occurred. ZAP Shrink Wrap has extensive experience with supporting disaster relief for both commercial and residential projects nationwide.
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- Dave Hatch,
EPU Radiation Protection Manager
Grand Gulf Nuclear Station
The details of the job will determine what thickness shrink wrap is best. Shrink wraps range from 6 to 12 mil thickness, with 6 being the thinnest/lightest and 12 the thickest/most durable.
If your item needs to be wrapped for storage but not transport, 6 mil is recommended. 7-9 mil is a better bet for larger containments and transportation needs, because that shrink wrap is a bit more durable than its thinner counterpart. 10 mil shrink wrap is best suited for larger areas that need to be covered, like scaffolding or yachts. The thickest, 12 mil wraps are usually reserved for construction or transport jobs that are sure to be exposed to intense elements.
Interested in learning more about what thickness is best for your job? Read our blog post Choosing a Thickness for more details and insights into our shrink wrap.
