Stretch Film
Stretch Film

Stretch Film
Stretch film is a highly stretchable plastic film made of polyethylene (PE) based materials and is widely used for pallet wrapping to secure loading for efficient transit handling and storage.
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Avoid costly damage to products in shipment or in storage.
- Use to stabilize loads and improve stacking strength when shipping.
- Stabilizes strapped or stretch-wrapped loads.
- Provides additional support when double-stacking pallets in warehouse.
- Eliminates shifting loads.
- Easily trims to your own size with a radial saw.
stretch film holds boxes and products together on a pallet for transportation. It is also used to hold other objects together and protect objects during transport and storage. Stretch film can come in a variety of specialty films.



Frequent Ask Question
Stretch wrap or stretch film is a highly stretchable plastic film that is wrapped around items. The elastic recovery keeps the items tightly bound. In contrast, shrink wrap is applied loosely around an item and shrinks tightly with heat.
There are many size variations, however, anything between 15″ and 22″ wide is recommended. Most shrink wrap rolls this wide are either 1000′ or 1500′ long. Personally, I recommend purchasing either a 20″ x 1500′ or 22″ x 1500′ roll as it’s plenty wide for easy wrapping of furniture
The appearance of the finished product looks to be a fully sealed air tight package. Because of that many people often believe shrink wrap is waterproof. To demonstrate if shrink wrap is waterproof we are using a semi-automatic 1519 shrink wrap machine. The film being used is a 60 gauge polyolefin shrink film
Stretch Wrap– A highly stretchable plastic film commonly made from Linear low-density polyethylene (LLDPE) wrapped around items. The elastic recovery keeps the products tightly bound. Stretch film is used to wrap products on pallets and secure them to each other and the pallet.
Plastic shrink wrap, while effective for protecting upholstered furniture during a move, can be damaging under some conditions. When furniture is placed into storage, shrink wrap can trap moisture and even melt in the heat, sticking to and ruining the surface of your furniture.
Many companies choose to tie the film around the corner of the pallet to secure it first. When wrapping your pallet, you always start at the base. Wrap tightly and in multiple layers to create a firm hold. As you wrap the pallet, work your way up slowly until you reach the top.
When furniture is placed into storage, shrink wrap can trap moisture and even melt in the heat, sticking to and ruining the surface of your furniture. Unless your storage unit is climate-controlled, you should not use plastic shrink wrap on your furniture.
Plastic wrap, cling film, Saran wrap, cling wrap or food wrap is a thin plastic film typically used for sealing food items in containers to keep them fresh over a longer period of time. … Common plastic wrap is roughly 0.0005 inches (12.7 μm) thick.
A turntable stretch wrap machine has a rotating base. A film carriage on the machine mast holds and dispenses the film. … Rotary Arm Stretch Wrap Machine – A rotary arm stretch wrap machine has a tower with an arm that wraps around a stationary pallet. The machines are commonly found on fully automatic packaging lines.
Can stretch wrap be recycled? The short answer is yes. Stretch film is generally made with linear low density polyethylene (LLDPE) which is denoted as category four in recycling programs.
Use strapping or banding to secure your shipment to the pallet. It should be drawn tightly to the load, which may require running it underneath the top deck boards of the pallet. Stretch wrapping is an effective way to keep all pieces of a shipment together.
Keep forklift forks or tines level when entering a pallet to avoid puncturing the pallet. Avoid using forklift forks, or tines, to push pallet load diagonally 90 degrees, sometimes referred to as pinwheeling. Slow down when entering a pallet to avoid slamming into the pallet.
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