Pallet film

Stretch film is indispensable for packaging goods and pallets. In our offer – manual and machine films in various thicknesses. Choose a solution that will help secure and protect your goods during transportation

Hand film - "stretch"  
As the name suggests, it is used for manual packaging of goods. The most popular in this product group is the standard film with a guaranteed stretch from 120% to 150%. Thin 8-12my film is best suited for packing light, rounded products, such as plastic bottles. 12-20my film is intended for securing products in cardboard boxes and other packaging. 20-40my density film is used to secure heavy materials, such as bricks, paving blocks, or metal products.




Machine film - "stretch"
This film is suitable for pallet wrapping using automatic wrapping machines. Using machine film is much more economical because, firstly, the wrapping process does not have to be done by a person, and secondly, with the help of the machine, it is possible to ensure an even film stretch, which is not possible when wrapping by hand. Machine films are available in various thicknesses (15my - 23my) and with different degrees of stretchability, starting from the standard 150%, up to 250% and 300% stretch. Using higher quality products, it is possible to obtain up to four meters of film from one meter, thus reducing the actual film consumption in kilograms.





Pre-stretched film with reinforced edges

This is a relatively new type of pallet film. The main difference of these films is their production process, which also determines their high performance. During production, the film is already stretched to its maximum limit without losing its strength. During stretching, the film's thickness decreases to as little as 6my, depending on the purpose. To ensure additional strength, the edges of the film are folded, forming a double layer. As a result, a strong, already stretched film is obtained, which makes the wrapping process easier, as it no longer needs to be stretched. The weight of the used film is also reduced, for example, a roll of 8my x 430mm x 600m film weighs only 1.8kg net.