Pallet Wrap

When businesses look at pallet wrap, the number they usually compare is the price of a roll. It is the wrong number to watch. What actually decides how much wrapping a pallet costs your operation is how much film ends up on each pallet, plus the labour, the damaged loads and the downtime that go

A pallet is only as secure as the wrap that holds it together. Wrap it well and the load travels as a single stable block. Wrap it poorly and cartons shift, corners crush and the whole stack can lean or collapse in transit, which means damaged goods, safety risks on the dock and a load

Every palletised load that leaves your dock is a promise that the goods will arrive stacked the way they left, undamaged and intact. Pallet wrap is what keeps that promise. Yet many operations keep ordering the same film they have always used without checking whether it still suits their loads, their volumes or their equipment.

Stretch film is one of the most common plastic wraps that is used in the packaging industry. It is extensively utilized to stop contamination and damage in a variety of industries, including food packaging and industrial packaging. There are various types of stretch wrap available in the market, each with its unique features and advantages.