Two common roll lengths
Compare operator handling, roll changes and pallets wrapped per roll.
STANDARD MANUAL PALLET WRAP
Standard Hand Stretch Film
Standard hand stretch film supports manual pallet wrapping in warehouses, moving operations and distribution environments. BINGOPLAS offers 18-inch, 80-gauge programs in 1,000-foot and 1,500-foot lengths.
Clear load visibility
Keep cartons, labels and barcodes visible where the wrap pattern allows.
Written specification
Confirm net film weight, core, case pack and pallet configuration.
SPECIFICATION CHECKLIST
Send these details for an accurate review.
- 18 in × 1,000 ft × 80 ga or 1,500 ft × 80 ga
- Net film weight
- Core size
- Rolls per case
- Load profile
APPLICATION FIT
Where buyers commonly evaluate standard hand stretch film.
Use these examples as a starting point, then confirm the film on the actual load and wrapping process.
- Manual pallet wrapping in warehouses and distribution centers
- Moving, storage and furniture protection
- Rework, staging and low-volume packaging stations
- Clear load unitization where labels and barcodes need to remain visible
BUYER GUIDANCE
Specify the film around the real operation.
Compare the two roll lengths
An 18-inch × 1,000-foot roll can support teams that prefer a shorter working roll. An 18-inch × 1,500-foot roll carries more film and may reduce changeovers. Compare operator handling and usable film per roll.
Confirm net film weight
Nominal width, length and gauge should be reviewed with net film weight, core size, core weight, gross roll weight and case pack so competing offers are measured on the same basis.
Test the real pallet
Review cling, corner coverage, neck-down, puncture risk and the completed pallet after normal handling. A specification should be approved on representative loads, not on the roll label alone.
FORMAT COMPARISON
1,000-foot or 1,500-foot hand stretch film?
Both programs use an 18-inch, nominal 80-gauge reference. The better fit depends on operator preference, working roll weight, roll-change frequency, pallets wrapped per roll and the written net-film specification.
PURCHASING FAQ
Questions to resolve before ordering.
What does 80 gauge hand stretch film mean?
Nominal 80 gauge is commonly referenced as 0.8 mil or approximately 20.3 microns. Buyers should still confirm tolerance, net film weight and performance in the written specification.
How do I compare 1,000-foot and 1,500-foot rolls?
Compare gross working weight, roll changes, applied film per pallet, pallets wrapped per roll, case pack and delivered cost rather than roll length alone.
Can BINGOPLAS review a custom hand-film specification?
Yes. Send the current label or specification, pallet photos, width, gauge, length, core, net film weight, case pack and monthly volume for review.
Is a free sample available for local buyers?
Qualified buyers can request a sample. Availability, pickup or delivery method and trial conditions are confirmed with the Riverside sales team.
CUSTOM REQUIREMENTS WELCOME