09/05/2020
stretch film

What is the difference between blown and cast stretch film

There are two types of str […]
09/05/2020

How to wrap pallet?

Extract approximately a yard of plastic off the stretch film roll, squeeze 8 to 10 inches of the end together to form a rope shape.
Thread the rope part through one corner of the pallet. A knot is not necessary. Begin wrapping around the base of the pallet.
Wrap the bottom of the pallet at least five times while keeping the film tight as pulled off the roll.
09/05/2020
Machine stretch film

How to wrap a pallet for shipping?

Pallets are portable, rigid wood or plastic platforms that are used to consolidate shipments and make freight easier to transport. Palletizing cargo ensures that multi-piece shipments remain together throughout their journey, which helps protect your cargo, makes loading and unloading easier and faster, and enables carriers to maximize space inside the trailer
Whether you should ship your cargo on a pallet depends on the number and nature of the items being shipped, as well as their total weight and size. Shipments of several smaller items, such as 15 or more boxes, are ideal for pallet shipping—palletizing such shipments is often more cost effective than shipping them separately, especially if the cargo is large or heavy.
Palletizing is also ideal for single items that are large, heavy, or fragile, such as furniture, equipment, or artwork.
28/04/2020
Black tray shrink packaging stretch

What are the Differences Between Cast Stretch Wrap and Blown Stretch Wrap?

The primary difference between these two types of Stretch Wrap Film is the process in which they are created and manufactured. These differences also make a big impact on the usability and price of the film.
Creation of Case Stretch Wrap The cast process beings the same as blown, with beads of resin being fed into a heated barrel and being forced through a narrow slotted die.
Creation of Blown Stretch Wrap Beads of resin are fed through a heated machine that has a circular die. The heated resin is forced through the die and then blown out vertically into a bubble.