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Quick answer: Standard core rolls are made to sit on a hand dispenser or a wrapping machine. They suit anyone who wraps a lot of pallets from one spot. Extended core rolls have a longer core that sticks out at each end, so you hold the ends and wrap with no dispenser at all. They … Read more

Quick answer: Plastic Packaging Tax is charged on plastic packaging made in or imported into the UK that contains less than 30% recycled plastic. Pallet wrap with 30% or more recycled content isn’t taxed. Every roll we sell contains at least 30% post-consumer recycled plastic, so there’s no tax cost built into our prices. If … Read more

How Tensile Strength Affects Packaging Performance Quick answer: Tensile strength is how hard you can pull on a material before it breaks. For stretch film it’s measured by pulling a strip until it snaps and is given in megapascals (MPa), usually in two directions. It matters because pallet wrap is under tension from the moment … Read more

How Stretch Wrap Supports Safe Transportation of Goods Quick answer: Stretch wrap keeps goods safe in transit by turning a stack of separate boxes into one unit that moves together. The film is stretched as it goes on, then tries to pull back, which squeezes the load and ties it to the pallet. That’s what … Read more

The Importance of Safe Packaging in Modern Logistics Quick answer: Safe packaging keeps goods intact, keeps the people handling them safe, and keeps you on the right side of UK load security rules. For palletised goods it comes down to five things: a sound pallet, a tight and square stack, the right stretch film applied … Read more