80 gauge stretch wrap is the safe default for most carton pallets up to about 2,000 lb, and 60 gauge suits light, stable loads. Choose by pallet weight, hand or machine wrapping and shipping route, then compare the real cost per pallet.
Standard stretch wrap sizes for Europe and the US in one chart: hand and machine roll sizes, micron to gauge conversion, roll weight with and without the core, and export packing.
A practical guide to the most common hand stretch film problems, from edge tears and corner breaks to loose loads and operator fatigue, with quick checks to tell a film fault from a wrapping mistake.
What distributors should check before choosing pallet wrap suppliers: supplier type, private label options, MOQ, pricing per kg, quality tolerances and EU/US documents.
Extended-core stretch film puts a built-in handle on every roll, so warehouse teams can hand-wrap pallets without a dispenser. This guide compares it with standard rolls and reusable handles, shows how to specify width, micron, net film weight and core extension, and lists the trial checks and quote fields
Cast stretch wrap runs clear and smooth at high pre-stretch, but it tears sooner than blown film on sharp corners. This guide converts gauge to mil and microns…
VCI shrink film helps protect metal equipment during shipping and storage, but the right film depends on the metals, load shape, route and packing method. Learn how VCI works, which specifications to compare and what to test before placing a bulk order.
Choose heavy-duty stretch wrap by how it handles exposed edges, holds the load and works with your wrapping equipment. Compare film trial results and cost per accepted pallet, with practical checks for requesting samples and approving bulk orders.
The best stretch film for a beverage pallet is the one that holds the finished load together on your actual wrapper and delivery route without damaging bottles, cans or their secondary packaging. Start with the package and pallet pattern, then…
Hand stretch film suits lower-volume or frequently changing pallet work, while machine film fits repeatable loads and compatible wrapping equipment. This guide compares labor, film use, equipment fit, and cost per accepted pallet, then explains how to run a side-by-side trial before requesting a quote.