Color coding
Document route, department, status or customer meanings.

COLORED & OPAQUE PALLET WRAP
Colored security film can support warehouse color coding, load identification, concealment and exception visibility. Color and opacity do not replace performance validation.
Document route, department, status or customer meanings.
Confirm tinted versus opaque requirements and layer count.
Test label and barcode visibility before rollout.
SPECIFICATION CHECKLIST
APPLICATION FIT
Use these examples as a starting point, then confirm the film on the actual load and wrapping process.
BUYER GUIDANCE
Document what each color means, who applies it and how exceptions are handled. Color should support labels and warehouse procedures rather than replace them.
State whether the requirement is tinted, translucent or opaque and how many wrap layers are normally applied. A color sample alone does not define concealment.
Test barcode and label visibility together with stretch, cling, puncture resistance, film breaks and load containment on the intended equipment or manual process.
FORMAT COMPARISON
Tinted colored stretch film can support visual identification while preserving some load visibility. Opaque film is selected when concealment is a priority. Final opacity depends on formulation, gauge, color and the applied layer count.
PURCHASING FAQ
Color availability depends on the production program and order volume. Send the required color, opacity, manual or machine format, gauge, dimensions and purchasing volume for review.
Opacity varies by formulation, gauge and wrap layers. Buyers should approve a representative sample on the actual pallet before relying on concealment.
Do not assume scanning performance. Test the intended label, scanner, color, opacity and layer count, or leave the required label area accessible.
Manual and machine colored-film requirements can be reviewed. Provide the wrapper, carriage, roll dimensions, current gauge, line speed and color-specific volume.
CUSTOM REQUIREMENTS WELCOME