Pallet Wrap: Everything You Need to Know
Cast Film |
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Cast pallet wrap, also known as stretch film, is a type of plastic wrap used to secure and stabilize items on a pallet during transportation. It is made from a blend of polyethylene materials and is stretched and wrapped around the items on the pallet, providing a secure hold while also protecting the items from damage. Cast pallet wrap is available in various thicknesses and strengths, making it suitable for a wide range of applications. |
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Advantages of Cast Pallet Wrap;
Disadvantages of Cast Pallet Wrap;
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Blown Film |
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Blown pallet wrap is a type of stretch film that is produced using a blown extrusion process. This process involves blowing heated plastic through a circular die, creating a tube of film. The tube is then cooled and flattened, resulting in a stretchable film that can be easily wrapped around pallets and other large items to secure and protect them during transportation or storage. Blown pallet wrap is known for its high strength and durability, making it a popular choice for heavy-duty packaging applications. | |||||
Advantages of Blown Stretch Film;
Disadvantages of Blown Stretch Film;
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Fusion Film |
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Fusion high stretch wrap is made from high quality materials and is much stronger and can be stretched longer. This new technology reduces your use of stretch film per pallet by over 70% and is cheaper per meter. Although thinner than other stretch films, it still has the puncture resistance of a much thicker film. It is the pallet wrapping product of the future. |
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