What Is Pre-Stretched Stretch Film and What Are the Benefits?
Take a rubber band and stretch it out just a little. That large amount of leftover give is about how much resistance traditional stretch film has (referred to a “film” or “traditional film”) from now on.). Now stretch that same rubber band out just about as far as it can go without snapping – until there’s almost no more give – and you’ll understand the advantages of pre-stretched film. Little leftover give means less product goes further and there’s significantly less strain for users when they apply it. Pre-stretched film is expanded close to its ultimate break point prior to being wound onto rolls for final use. This means the film doesn’t require as much user energy as a standard film to achieve the same wrapping force. This is a key reason why pre-stretched films are popular for hand wrap. In fact, with pre-stretched wrap, hand applications can create the same load stability as machine applications. The benefits of this are obvious. Manufacturers create pre-stretched film by elong
