What are the Different Types of PE Stretch Film?

PE Stretch Film is an elastomeric, linear low-density polyethylene (LDPE) wrap that is wrapped around objects to secure, bundle, and stabilize products. It is often used in palletizing and shipping applications. It also helps protect products from damage during transit and storage.

PE Strap Film is a strong and lightweight alternative to traditional packaging materials like strapping. It is safer to use because it doesn't bind or crush items, and it can be easily recycled after it has been used.

Hand Grade: This type of stretch film is applied by people without the need for equipment. It is ideal for bundling light and uniform items together such as medical products, coffee, and live trees & plants.
Machine Grade: This type of stretch film is typically applied by a roller. It has a thicker, stronger film to provide more cling and support for heavier loads. It can be rolled up and rewrapped to keep the product tightly wrapped and intact during transit or storage.
Enhanced Version: This type of stretch film features a higher alpha-olefin content that helps increase impact strength and tear resistance. It also has better clarity, gas permeability, and heat seal properties.
Specialty Variants: This type of stretch film comes in different widths, lengths, gauges, and hand grades, as well as specialty variants such as colored, UV, and anti-static films. It is an environmentally friendly and cost-effective solution for a variety of packaging needs.