Stretching Film

Stretch film is a type of plastic film that is commonly composed of linear low-density polyethylene, or LLDPE. Its purpose is to be wrapped around objects to provide a snug fit. Because of the film's flexibility, the products are kept safe and stable and are shielded from potential harm like dust and moisture.

• Material - Type: Linear Low-Density Polyethylene (LLDPE)
  Composition: 100% virgin polyethylene resins
• Thickness - Range: 8 to 35 microns (µm)
  Common Sizes: 12, 15, 17, 20, 23, 30 microns
• Width - Hand Rolls: 300mm (12 inches), 450mm (18 inches), 500mm (20 inches)
• Stretchability - Pre-Stretch Percentage: 150% to 300%, indicating how much the film can be stretched before application
• Cling - Type: One-Sided or Two-Sided Cling
  Adhesive Properties: Strong cling without leaving residue
• Anti-Static Stretch Film: Prevents static electricity buildup, protecting sensitive electronic components
• Load Capacity - Light Duty: Suitable for lighter loads, typically up to 500 kg
• Medium Duty: Suitable for medium-weight loads, typically up to 1000 kg
• Heavy Duty: Suitable for heavier loads, typically over 1000 kg

• Elasticity: Stretching film is highly elastic, allowing it to stretch around items tightly. This elasticity helps keep the items secure during transport and storage.
• Puncture Resistance: Quality stretching films are resistant to punctures and tears, ensuring the film maintains its integrity even when wrapped around sharp or uneven objects.
• Clarity: Many stretching films are clear, allowing for easy identification of the wrapped contents without having to remove the film. Some films are also available in colored or opaque versions for added security and confidentiality.