When Arden Cleanrooms needed to transport a vital portable cleanroom unit from Dandenong, VIC, to Christchurch, NZ, they turned to Tufwrap for a specialised wrapping solution. As a new client, Arden Cleanrooms sought a partner who could guarantee precision, reliability, and superior protection for the 8-day journey across the Tasman.

Our experienced team understood the critical nature of the cargo and implemented a robust wrapping strategy to ensure the cleanroom’s immaculate arrival. We utilized a single layer of our premium 250μm shrink wrap (12m x 25m) for complete containment.

To address the project’s unique logistical and access requirements, we incorporated several key features:

• An access hatch was integrated into the wrap, allowing for easy inspection of the unit during transit if necessary.
• The shrink wrap was securely battened into the underfloor frame, providing full containment while strategically leaving all essential lift points exposed for handling.
• All sharp corners were meticulously padded to prevent any potential film damage and enhance the overall durability of the wrap during the extensive journey.

This project highlights Tufwrap’s capability to provide reliable and durable shrink wrap solutions for even the most demanding international transport challenges, ensuring valuable assets are protected every step of the way.

When Teck Global, a leader in power systems integration, needed a dependable solution to protect 21 switch rooms being transported from Welshpool to Murchison, WA, they reached out to Tufwrap.

Each unit is being wrapped on-site as it becomes ready, with our team working closely alongside Teck Global’s project schedule.

To ensure every module arrives in top condition, we are delivering:

• 250μm industrial-grade shrink film for maximum durability
• Custom access hatches for safe crane lifting
• High-performance tape to seal it all in, tight and weatherproof

Thanks to precise coordination and robust protection measures, the project continues to move forward smoothly—ensuring that each switch room is securely prepared for the demanding journey through regional WA.

This project highlights the level of care and technical expertise that Tufwrap brings to every job, no matter the complexity. With precision wrapping, corrosion control, and long-term durability built in, the S92 is now secure and ready for whatever comes next.

Tufwrap was recently engaged by Sadleirs Global Logistics, one of our long-term clients who manage critical freight projects across Australia, to provide specialist encapsulation for a Sikorsky S92 helicopter. The aircraft was being prepared for secure transport and long-term storage in Karratha, Western Australia.

Our team mobilised to Karratha to complete the job on-site, delivering a corrosion-controlled solution built to withstand the region’s environmental conditions. We applied a two-layer wrap system, starting with an inner layer of Green VCI 210μm shrink film designed to inhibit corrosion at a molecular level. Over this, we added a 250μm industrial-grade shrink film to provide mechanical strength and UV resistance.

To further protect the aircraft during storage, we included desiccants to control internal humidity levels, along with access hatches for future inspection and replacement of the desiccants, ensuring the helicopter remains protected over time. Our high-performance tape system sealed the entire wrap, creating a tight, weatherproof barrier.

This project highlights the level of care and technical expertise that Tufwrap brings to every job, no matter the complexity. With precision wrapping, corrosion control, and long-term durability built in, the S92 is now secure and ready for whatever comes next.

When J.B. Collitt Engineering needed a reliable protection solution for two stainless steel tanks being shipped from NSW to New Zealand, they turned to Tufwrap.

Our expert installer applied 250um stabilized shrink wrap, reinforced with mixed tape, ensuring the tanks remained protected throughout their journey. Additionally, we installed custom access hatches to facilitate safe lifting and handling during transport.

With every project, we prioritize durability, precision, and reliability, helping businesses safeguard their critical assets across land and sea.

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As Tasmania’s Bell Bay Power Station undergoes demolition to make way for ABEL Energy’s green hydrogen and methanol project, Tufwrap is proud to contribute to this significant transition.

Partnering with McMahon Services, we played a critical role in encapsulating the external scaffolding for asbestos removal at the site. The project involved wrapping an 80m-long, 30m-high external wall to ensure safety and compliance throughout the demolition process.

Our team of four skilled professionals was deployed in January 2025, providing materials and expertise to support this essential stage of the project.

Bell Bay’s transformation symbolises progress toward a cleaner, greener future, and we’re honored to be part of this milestone.

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Tufwrap provided a specialist containment solution for the Fulk Al Salamah, ensuring this 165-metre superyacht remained protected during major renovations in Singapore. Working alongside Seatrium and Seaquest, we safeguarded the vessel with precision and care over a six-week period.

A team of eight Tufwrap specialists from Australia, supported by local Seatrium labour, installed a 250UM Flame Retardant Shrink Film and Shrink Repair Tape system. This fire-resistant, durable encapsulation shielded every detail of the yacht, preserving its intricate craftsmanship and ensuring it remained secure throughout the project.

The Fulk Al Salamah is more than just a superyacht, it is a floating symbol of Omani heritage and artistry. Protecting a vessel of this significance required skill, expertise, and the highest quality materials.

At Tufwrap, we don’t just wrap structures, we preserve history, safeguard innovation, and enable progress. From superyachts to heritage sites, we are the trusted name in specialist containment solutions.

Tufwrap was requested to complete a project at the Australian National Maritime Museum. We were asked to wrap the top area/deck of one of their vessels. The vessel is named the Tu Do which means ‘Freedom’. It arrived in Darwin in 1977 with 31 Vietnamese refugees onboard. These were the first ‘boat people’. Tu Do was acquired by the museum in 1990.

The vessel was required to be dried out for 12-18 mths before it goes into the museum on display. The deck includes a wheelhouse that also needed to be encapsulated within the enclosure.

Our team travelled to Sydney to conduct the works, ensuring precision and quality throughout the process.

This is one of just a number of exciting projects Tufwrap is involved in.

At TUFWRAP, we’re dedicated to providing transport protection and preservation solutions, ensuring your valuable assets stay safe and secure wherever they go.

We received an urgent call to wrap two CFM56 engines in Alice Springs at Asia Pacific Aircraft Storage, with a tight deadline to meet by Thursday. Without hesitation, one of our expert applicators sprang into action!

Flying out on Tuesday, no time was wasted in getting the job done right. Employing our durable TUF280um ST wrap, he meticulously enveloped the engines, improving their protection during transit.

All desiccants were applied according to the engine manual to ensure conformity.

At Tufwrap, we’re not just in the business of wrapping – we’re in the business of peace of mind. Trust us to safeguard your assets wherever they may journey