- What is the difference between cast and blown stretch film?
- Cast film is made by cooling molten resin on a chilled roller, which gives a smooth, clear film that unwinds quietly and clings well. Blown film is stretched into a bubble, making it tougher and more tear-resistant but noisier to unwind.
- Is 60 gauge thick enough for pallets?
- 60 gauge is a mid-weight film suited to regular cartons and stable loads. For sharp edges, heavy or unstable loads, an 80 gauge film gives more puncture and tear resistance.
- Why choose 12-inch width over 18-inch?
- A 12-inch roll is lighter and easier to steer around small, odd-shaped or partial loads. On full standard pallets it takes more passes than an 18-inch roll.
- How much film is in the case?
- The case holds four rolls, each 12 inches wide and 2000 feet long, for 8000 feet of film total.
- Does it work in a stretch wrap dispenser?
- It is hand film, so it works with manual hand-saver dispensers and handheld wrappers. It is not intended for powered stretch wrapping machines.
- Where is the New! 12" x 60 Gauge x 2000' Cast Hand Stretch Film, Case Of 4 (SF126CAST) cheapest?
- At Lowe's, for $96.98, as of our latest check.
- Where can I buy the New! 12" x 60 Gauge x 2000' Cast Hand Stretch Film, Case Of 4 (SF126CAST)?
- 3 stores we checked sell it, including Lowe's, Newegg, Msc Industrial Supply.