What is Stretch Films?
As the name suggests, Stretch films stretch 200 to 300% when applied, either by hand or machine. When products are made ready for shipping, stretch films are wrapped around the load to provide protection and stability. The most common property of stretch films is once removed it retains to its normal size. Our stretch films have great stretch power and are tear & puncture resistance. You jot down your requirement and we have the most suitable stretch films to satisfy your needs.
It is made of polyethylene plastic. At ValueMailers, it is available in machine and hand applied formats. Due to its low thickness and high durability, stretch Films are the safest to pack products. They are used for packing and protection of products, ranging from loads bundled on pallets, to individual items of large overall dimensions. At ValueMailers, all films offer New Super Resin Technology that make our stretch films exra-ordiniary, extra- strong.
Advantages of using stretch films:
Protection from moisture and dust
Can be a deterrent from pilferage
Improves stability
Easy to use
Can be a deterrent from pilferage
Improves stability
Easy to use
Types of Stretch Films available at ValueMailers:
There are various kinds of films and usage of each one of them depends upon your specific needs. We at ValueMailers sell three kinds of films- Building stretch films, Extended core stretch films and Cast hand stretch films. So, it totally depends upon your needs and requirements such as load size, type, performance requirement as well as budget.
Properties of stretch films we sell at ValueMailers bear the following common properties:
Load containment
Toughness,
Puncture
Stiffness and cling.
Releases smooth and easy from the roll
Super strong
Faster and more efficient packing
Safer application
Less expensive
Superior tear resistance
Excellent puncture resistance
Toughness,
Puncture
Stiffness and cling.
Releases smooth and easy from the roll
Super strong
Faster and more efficient packing
Safer application
Less expensive
Superior tear resistance
Excellent puncture resistance