Which Film Do You Need?

Three questions about your typical load. We’ll recommend a grade from our real range, the same logic already published on our FAQ and Solutions pages, not a separate sales pitch.

Question 1 of 3What’s typical for your load?

Light, stable, uniform boxes, everyday stock Heavier or mixed pallets, regular wrapping Going out on a courier or pallet network

Question 2 of 3Do you wrap on a dispenser, or by hand?

Dispenser, at a fixed wrapping station By hand, mobile jobs, quick top-ups, no dispenser

Question 3 of 3Should the contents be visible, or concealed?

Visible, I need to scan labels/barcodes through the wrap Concealed, tidy, opaque finish, contents hidden

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See FAQs and Solutions for the full reasoning behind this recommendation.

What the answers mean

The weight of your load decides the thickness. 17 micron is for light, even boxes. 23 micron is the safer choice for heavier or mixed pallets and anything that will travel. How you wrap decides the core: a standard core fits a hand dispenser, and an extended core has handles so you can wrap by hand. Clear or black comes down to whether you need to see the labels.

Pallet wrap is also sold as shrink wrap, so this quiz covers both. Everything we sell is stretch film, 400mm wide and 250m long, six rolls to a box. Browse the full range, or check what a roll should weigh with our weight calculator.