Pallet Wrap

• High puncture resistance protects loads with sharp corners, edges and irregular shapes without tearing.
• Superior tear resistance prevents film failure during application and transit, keeping loads secure.
• One-side cling ensures film sticks to itself without adhering to products or equipment.
• Excellent optical clarity allows barcode scanning and product identification without unwrapping.
• Quiet unwinding reduces workplace noise during manual and machine application.
• Three application grades covering bundle, hand and machine wrapping requirements.
• Multiple thickness options from 17um to 23um to match load weight and shape.
• High stretch capacity maximises film yield and reduces cost per pallet wrapped.
• Strong load retention maintains containment force during storage and transport.
• Cast film construction delivers consistent performance across temperature ranges.

For Warehouse Workers

• Quiet unwinding reduces noise fatigue during long shifts
• Hand wrap requires less force to stretch, reducing physical strain
• One-side cling prevents film sticking to hands or equipment
• Clear film allows quick visual checks of load contents
• Consistent roll performance reduces waste from film breaks

For Logistics and Transport Managers

• Strong load retention prevents shifting during road, rail and sea transport
• Multiple thickness options match film to load requirements
• Optical clarity enables barcode scanning at receiving docks
• High stretch capacity reduces film usage and cost per pallet
• Machine grade films run smoothly on automatic and semi-automatic wrappers

For Production and Manufacturing

• Bundle wrap secures small items and components on production lines
• Machine wrap integrates with end-of-line automated packing systems
• Down-gauged films reduce material usage without sacrificing performance
• Long machine rolls reduce changeover frequency on busy lines
• Consistent film quality prevents line stoppages from tearing or jamming

For Facility Managers and Procurement

• Multiple grades allow standardisation across hand and machine applications
• Down-gauged options reduce packaging costs per pallet
• Australian stock ensures reliable supply without import delays
• Bulk roll quantities reduce reordering frequency
• Consistent quality across orders eliminates performance variability

Warehousing and Distribution

• Securing mixed carton pallets for dispatch
• Stabilising pallet loads in racked storage
• Wrapping pick-and-pack orders for freight
• Protecting stock from dust and moisture in storage
• Re-wrapping damaged pallets at receiving docks

Manufacturing and Production

• End-of-line automated pallet wrapping
• Bundling components and parts for internal transfer
• Securing finished goods for outbound shipping
• Wrapping irregularly shaped products and machinery parts
• Protecting products during work-in-progress staging

Freight and Transport

• Load containment for road freight and couriers
• Securing pallets for container shipping
• Wrapping loads for rail transport
• Protecting goods during cross-docking and transhipment
• Weatherproofing loads for outdoor staging areas

Retail and E-Commerce

• Securing mixed product pallets for store delivery
• Bundling cartons for bulk fulfilment orders
• Wrapping returns pallets for reverse logistics
• Stabilising seasonal and promotional stock displays
• Protecting stock during warehouse relocation

Pallet wrap is the primary method for securing goods during storage and transport. The film is applied under tension around the pallet, creating a tight containment force that holds cartons, products and irregular items together as a single unit. This prevents load shifting, toppling and product damage during handling and transit.

For hand application, the operator walks around the pallet while dispensing the film from a hand roll. The film stretches during application, creating elastic tension that holds the load tight. Machine application uses semi-automatic or fully automatic turntable, rotary arm or orbital wrappers that apply film at consistent tension and speed for uniform results across every pallet.

Choosing the right thickness depends on load type. Lighter, stable loads can use thinner 17um film for cost savings. Standard mixed carton pallets suit 20um film. Heavy, sharp-edged or unstable loads benefit from 23um film for maximum puncture resistance and containment force. Bundle wrap handles smaller items that need to be grouped together before palletising or shipping.

Hand wrap is designed for manual application and suits operations wrapping fewer than 15 pallets per day. The shorter rolls are lighter and easier to handle, and no equipment investment is required. Machine wrap is designed for semi-automatic and fully automatic wrapping systems and suits operations wrapping 15 or more pallets per day. Machine rolls are longer, reducing changeover time on busy lines. Machine application also delivers more consistent tension and film usage, reducing waste and improving load stability. For operations wrapping high volumes, machine wrap typically delivers a lower cost per pallet wrapped due to higher stretch ratios and reduced labour time.

Choose based on your load type. 17um suits lighter, stable loads like uniform cartons and provides the best cost per pallet. 20um is the all-rounder for mixed carton pallets and general warehousing. 23um is best for heavy loads, sharp-edged products or unstable pallets that need maximum containment and puncture resistance.

No. Machine wrap rolls are designed for wrapping machines and are too heavy and long for manual application. The core size and roll weight are not compatible with hand dispensers. Use the dedicated hand wrap product for manual application.

Bundle wrap is a narrow 100 mm width stretch film used to group small items together. Common uses include bundling pipes, tubes, timber, cartons and components. The narrow width allows precise wrapping around smaller items that would be impractical with a full 500 mm hand wrap roll.

This depends on pallet size, load height and the number of wraps applied. As a general guide, a 400 m hand wrap roll covers approximately 15 to 25 standard pallets. Machine wrap rolls cover significantly more due to higher stretch ratios and longer roll lengths. Your actual yield will vary based on wrapper settings and load requirements.

One-side cling means only the inner face of the film is tacky. The outer face remains smooth and non-sticky. This allows the film to cling tightly to itself when wrapped around a pallet, but prevents it from sticking to adjacent pallets, racking or other surfaces in storage.

Yes. Stretch film is recyclable through soft plastic recycling programs. Many warehouses and distribution centres collect used pallet wrap separately for recycling. Clean, dry film can be baled and sent to soft plastic recyclers. Contaminated or wet film should go to general waste.

The machine wrap products are 500 mm width on standard cores and are compatible with most semi-automatic and fully automatic wrapping machines including turntable, rotary arm and orbital systems. If you are unsure about compatibility with your specific equipment, contact our team with your machine make and model for guidance.