Pallet Stretch Wrap is a plastic film used to secure and protect palletized goods, typically made from LLDPE, with high stretchability and self-adhesive properties. In foreign trade, it is widely used in container shipping, warehousing, and logistics to prevent goods from scattering, moisture damage, or theft during handling and transportation. Usage scenarios include: wrapping pallets before factory shipment, or providing protection for long-term storage in warehouses. Precautions: Choose the appropriate thickness and specifications based on cargo weight, pallet size, and transportation environment; over-wrapping may increase costs, while under-wrapping may cause cargo to tilt. Differences from other terms: Unlike Shrink Wrap, stretch wrap relies on stretching and self-adhesion without heat; unlike Strapping, it provides full coverage rather than localized bundling. Foreign trade practitioners should specify specifications, quantities, and packaging standards in contracts to avoid disputes.
📝 Examples
1. This batch of electronic products we export requires 20-micron thick pallet stretch wrap per pallet for reinforcement to prevent moisture and scattering during sea transport. (Note: Specify packaging requirements in export contracts.)
2. Please quote the CIF price for pallet stretch wrap, specifications: 50 cm wide, 2 kg per roll, total 1000 rolls needed. (Note: Specify product specifications and trade terms in inquiries.)
💡 Foreign Trade Tips
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