Retention Film Contact and Visible Product Faces
When selecting a retention-film package, identify the product that the membrane is intended to retain and the product face that should remain visible. Added cards, accessories or presentation layers can change both relationships. Treat those additions as part of the assembly design rather than incidental space fillers.
Begin with the actual retention construction
KOR106 is a kraft corrugated Korrvu retention packaging system listed at 7.5 x 5.5 x 2 inches. Its description identifies an elastomeric film membrane that retains the product while allowing clear visibility for display. It states ECT-32 corrugated construction that ships and stores flat. The purchase unit is one per bundle.
The description does not give a permitted product-weight range, membrane-stretch limit or assembly drawing. The listed dimensions should not be converted into a universal retained-product size. Use the instructions for this exact system to define placement and operation.
Map contact and visibility as different requirements
A hypothetical product display has two requirements: the item must occupy the intended retention position, and its front identifier must be visible. Mark the intended product orientation and the face carrying that identifier. Then mark any card or accessory included in the proposed package.
| Map | What to identify |
|---|---|
| Retention arrangement | The product and any material positioned between it and the membrane |
| Visible display | The face, identifier or feature that must be seen through the film |
| Added components | Cards or accessories and their separately defined locations |
Make additions explicit
A card placed over the front of the product can conceal the face the package was intended to display. A card placed between the product and the membrane also changes what lies in that interface. Neither placement should be treated as equivalent to the documented arrangement without reviewing the actual system instructions.
If the package needs an accessory, assign it a documented location rather than assuming the membrane can retain a second object alongside the first. Two objects can present a different combined shape and contact arrangement from one product. This guide does not prescribe a shared retention layout.
Approve the final presentation as an assembly
Keep the product version, orientation and added-material locations together in the packing record. A front photograph records what is visible, while an assembly view records where the added components lie. Revisit both when an insert card, accessory or product enclosure changes.
Clear visibility is the listed construction feature used here. It does not establish that every printed identifier will scan through the membrane, or that a modified assembly provides a particular level of shipping protection.
Review KOR106 for the exact product specifications and order units. Use Korrvu retention packaging options for related purchasing options, and keep the selected SKU attached to the documented packing arrangement.