Shrinkclad™ Shrinkwrap

On Australian construction sites, a shrink wrap supplies kit means more than just film.

A compliant setup includes UV-stabilised, fire-retardant film (Shrinkclad™, tested to AS1576.7 and AS1530.2), heat-sealing tape and fixings to join panels, a heat gun for installation, woven strapping for reinforcement, and zipper door kits for site access. Sitemax supplies the full kit as one system — so site teams get a compliant, documented containment solution rather than assembling film, tape and tools from separate suppliers.

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Shrinkclad Applications and Advantages
Sealed, Safe and Secure Environmental Protection

Shrinkclad Shrink Wrap is a polymer plastic and UV-stabilised film that shrinks under heat to create a tight fit and seamless finish on scaffolding structures. Suitable for use as an effective packaging wrap, Shrinkclad has FlameX fire retardant options and complies with Australian safety standards, including AS1576.7 and AS1530.2.

From scaffolding protection to temporary roofing, Shrinkclad™ Shrink Wrap is a trusted solution across Australia’s construction, civil and remediation sectors. It delivers dependable containment in high-risk environments and supports site safety, project cleanliness and public protection, especially in urban areas where space and compliance are critical.

Scaffold encapsulation for weatherproofing and dust and particulate control
Asbestos and hazardous material containment
Dust containment during grinding or blasting
Temporary roofing

Shrinkclad is UV-stabilised to survive Australia’s harshest climates, from the heat of regional Western Australia to the humidity of Queensland’s coastal sites. Once installed, it provides a tough and long-lasting barrier against rain, sun and dust. Its superior strength and heat-sealed joins create a fully enclosed system.

Shrinkclad’s long service life and robust construction make it less prone to rips, tears or containment breaches, reducing the need for frequent repairs or replacements over time. We also offer sign and wrap removal and recycling services via our Brisbane-based waste recovery partners, helping customers reduce landfill impact and maintain cleaner sites.

Shrinkwrap Supplies
for Scaffold Encapsulation

Product	Best For	Compliance / Spec
Shrinkclad™ 203µm	Standard scaffold encapsulation, weatherproofing, dust control	UV-stabilised
Shrinkclad™ FlameX 225µm	Fire-rated encapsulation for occupied or high-risk sites	AS1576.7, AS1530.2
Shrinkclad™ FlameX 300µm	Heavy-duty fire-rated encapsulation, asbestos/hazmat containment	AS1576.7, AS1530.2
Heat-Sealing Tape & Fixings	Joining and securing film panels	—
Ripack Heat Tool Kit	Heat-shrinking film on-site	Includes regulator & hose
Woven Strapping	Reinforcing high-wear or high-wind-load areas	—
Zipper Door Access Panels	Access and entry points without breaching containment	Ready-made and Fire Retardant
Zipper Window Panels	Ventilation and visibility without breaching containment	Ready-made and Fire Retardant

Containment Catalogue

Shrinkclad | FlameX 225um

Shrinkclad | FlameX 300um

Shrinkclad Shrink Wrap FAQs

What is shrink wrap used for on construction sites?

Shrinkclad shrink wrap is a UV-stabilised polymer film that's heat-shrunk directly onto scaffolding to create a tight, seamless enclosure. It's used to protect a site from weather, contain dust and debris, and provide a controlled environment for work like blasting, painting or demolition — all without the flapping or gaps you get with loose tarps or sheeting.

Is Shrinkclad shrink wrap fire retardant?

Yes. Shrinkclad is available in FlameX fire retardant options, independently tested and compliant with Australian safety standards AS1576.7 and AS1530.2 — so you get certified fire performance, not just a fire retardant claim.

How is shrink wrap different from standard scaffold sheeting or tarps?

Because it's heat-shrunk to fit, Shrinkclad forms a drum-tight, seamless skin around the scaffold rather than being tied or clipped in loose panels. That means no flapping in wind, no gaps for debris or weather to get through, and a cleaner, more professional finish across the whole structure.

Can Shrinkclad shrink wrap be custom-sized for my project?

Yes. Shrinkclad is available in custom lengths to suit your project, with no minimum order quantity and next-business-day dispatch — so irregular structures and tight timelines aren't a problem.

How is shrink wrap installed on scaffolding?

Shrink wrap is fitted around the scaffold and shrunk into place using a heat gun, with seams heat-sealed or taped to form a continuous, sealed barrier. If your crew is new to the process, Sitemax runs on-site Shrinkclad installation training to get your team wrapping to a professional standard.

Does Shrinkclad shrink wrap comply with Australian standards?

Yes. Shrinkclad meets AS1576.7 (scaffolding encapsulation) and AS1530.2 (flammability) when specified in its FlameX fire retardant range, giving you documented compliance for inspections and site audits.

Can I pair Shrinkclad with other Sitemax containment products?

Yes. On demolition and large-scale projects in particular, Shrinkclad is often paired with Sitemax's heavy-duty Tuffclad or Scafclad sheeting — Shrinkclad's heat-shrunk film forms a seamless, drum-tight seal across the structure, while Tuffclad reinforces high-wear areas for the extra strength demolition work demands.

What shrink wrap supplies do I need for a scaffold containment job?

A full shrinkwrap supplies kit includes the Shrinkclad film itself, heat-sealing tape and fixings to join and secure panels, a heat gun and protective wear for installation, woven strapping for reinforcement, and zipper door access kits where you need craneage or entry points. Sitemax stocks all of these shrink wrap supplies together, so crews can order everything needed for a job in one place rather than sourcing tape, clips and tools separately.

What's the difference between construction shrink wrap and retail/pallet shrink wrap?

Retail and pallet shrink wrap (PVC or POF film) is designed for packaging goods for transit or display. Scaffold shrink wrap like Shrinkclad is a heavier, UV-stabilised film engineered for outdoor exposure over weeks or months, with fire-retardant grades tested to AS1576.7 and AS1530.2 — it's a containment system, not a packaging material.

Where can I buy shrink wrap supplies for a construction site in Australia?

Sitemax supplies Shrinkclad shrink wrap film, heat-sealing tape, fixings, heat guns, woven strapping and zipper door kits as a single system, with next-business-day dispatch and no minimum order quantity — so site teams can order a complete containment kit from one supplier instead of sourcing film, tools and tape separately.