Stretch Film

IN STOCK Pre-stretched hand wrap film engineered for warehouse teams shipping high-volume pallets. At 38 gauge with 1,500' per roll, this clear stretch film reduces wrapping cycles while maintaining superior load tension and puncture resistance. Case of 4 rolls.
Stretch Film

17.2 in x 1500 ft 38 Gauge Stretch Wrap 4/Case

PN: SF183PS

1500' x 17.2 in 38 Gauge 4 PER CASE
$72.90 / CASE
IN STOCK Heavy Duty Knob Grip Stretch Film Dispenser
Stretch Film
$101.66 / EACH

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SELECTION EXPERT ADVICE

Film Gauge and Pre-Stretch Ratio
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Film gauge and pre-stretch ratio together determine the actual thickness and yield of the film as applied to the load. A 63-gauge film with 200% pre-stretch delivers 21-gauge film at the pallet surface, providing significant cost savings over a 60-gauge film applied without pre-stretch. Optimizing this relationship is the fastest way to lower your per-pallet film cost without compromising load security.
Hand vs Machine Application
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Hand stretch film is economical for operations wrapping fewer than 15 to 20 pallets per shift, but at higher volumes the physical demand on operators and the variability in wrap quality make machine application significantly more efficient. Semi-automatic turntable wrappers typically break even with hand wrapping at 30 to 50 pallets per shift for most operations.
Specialty Stretch Film for Specific Load Needs
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Black opaque stretch film conceals pallet contents from view during outdoor staging and transit, providing theft deterrence for high-value loads. VCI stretch film protects metal components from corrosion during extended storage and ocean freight transit. Anti-static film prevents charge buildup on electronic product loads. Each specialty formulation addresses a specific risk that standard clear film cannot.
Overview

Compare machine stretch wrap separately from hand film. Your wrapper’s accepted roll format and the tested load-containment process come first. The selected machine-film examples below are separate from the hand-wrap collection.

Two machine-roll candidates. Gauge EQ is a designation, not an independently verified thickness.
SKU Listed width × length Gauge designation Listed film format Order-unit evidence
MSF2080C 20 in × 5,000 ft 80 gauge High-performance cast machine film One unit; confirm roll count
PREMIER2080 20 in × 5,000 ft 80 gauge EQ Cast in title; description conflicts with blown Confirm manufacturing format and supplied rolls

MSF2080C has a consistent cast-film designation in the current record. PREMIER2080 is labeled cast in its title while the body says blown. Treat it as a candidate requiring reconciliation; do not approve a cast-versus-blown substitution from this record.

For hand wrapping, two current 18-inch × 1,500-foot 80-gauge examples are SF188 and SF188CAST. Both list four per case; SF188CAST explicitly identifies cast hand film. These are different roll lengths and use cases from the 5,000-foot machine rolls.

For conventional film gauge, 100 gauge = 1 mil = 0.001 inch; 80 gauge is nominally 0.8 mil. An EQ or performance-equivalent designation does not establish that physical thickness. Keep the supplier’s stated designation and confirm actual film thickness if the process requires it.

Stretch wrap is applied under stretch during wrapping; shrink film uses a heat-shrinking process. Do not substitute one based on a shared width or a gauge number. Match your equipment and the approved packing method, then compare roll consumption on representative loads.

For replenishment, record pallets per week, measured film used per pallet, roll footage, rolls per order unit and a measured waste allowance. Do not claim a universal pallets-per-roll yield. Send the wrapper model, film requirement, SKU, quantity, ZIP and delivery date with a machine-film quote.

Questions before ordering

Can I use hand film on a wrapping machine?

Check the machine’s roll, core and operating requirements. A hand-roll label does not establish machine compatibility.

Is 80 gauge EQ the same thickness as 80 gauge?

The EQ designation is not a measured-thickness statement. Confirm the required physical thickness and performance with the supplier.

How do shrink wrap and stretch wrap differ?

They use different application processes. A heat-shrink material is not a replacement for stretch film in an approved pallet-wrapping method.

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  • Gauge or thickness
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  • Hand, machine, or tool fit
Common wrong-order risk: Choosing film or strapping without checking the application method. Hand rolls, machine rolls, and tools are not interchangeable.