70 Gauge vs 80 Gauge Stretch Film

Choose 70 gauge when loads are lightweight and uniform — 70 gauge keeps cost low. Choose 80 gauge when pallets are heavier or awkwardly shaped — 80 gauge improves retention.

70 Gauge options

• 15" x 70 Gauge x 1500' Blown Hand Stretch Film - Puncture Resistant, Case of 4
  $78.00In stock
• 18" x 70 Gauge x 1500' Blown Hand Stretch Film - Puncture Resistant, Case of 4
  $78.00In stock
• 15" x 70 Gauge Cast Hand Stretch Film 1500' - Quiet Wrap, 250% Stretch, Case of 4
  $82.11In stock
• 18" x 70 Gauge Cast Hand Stretch Film 1500' - Quiet Wrap, 4/Case
  $82.11In stock
• 12" x 70 Gauge Cast Hand Stretch Film 1500' - Quiet Wrap, 4/Case
  $84.99In stock
• 20" x 70 Gauge x 6000' Cast Machine Stretch Film - 250% Stretch, 1 Roll
  $94.43In stock

80 Gauge options

• 18" x 80 Gauge x 375' Cast Hand Stretch Film - Quiet Wrap, 4/Case
  $63.42In stock
• 3" x 80 Gauge x 1000' Clear Bundling Stretch Film - Cost-Effective Hand Wrap, Case of 18
  $68.52In stock
• 12" x 80 Gauge Cast Hand Stretch Film 1500' - Quiet Wrap, Case of 4
  $70.10In stock
• 12" x 80 Gauge x 1500' Blown Hand Stretch Film - Puncture Resistant, Case of 4
  $73.90In stock
• 5" x 80 Gauge x 1000' Clear Bundling Stretch Film - Case of 12
  $74.29In stock
• 15" Extended Core Cast Stretch Film 80 Gauge 1000' - Ready-to-Use Hand Wrap, Case of 4
  $76.45In stock

When to use

• Deciding between 70 Gauge and 80 Gauge for a new SKU or packaging refresh.
• Cost, protection, and throughput tradeoffs.

When not to use

• Edge cases where neither option fits — check the related guides.