From width, thickness, meterage and raw materials to application scenarios, this article explains the buying essentials of small roll stretch film in one read, helping buyers quickly settle on the right specification.

Winding film (stretch film) is one of the most commonly used packaging consumables in e-commerce, logistics and warehousing. When choosing a small roll of hand-wound film, three parameters are mainly considered: the width of the roll, the thickness of the film, and the length of each roll.

  1. Coil width: There are 9 common sizes: @ @ 0 @ @, @ @ 1 @ @, @ @ 2 @ @, @ @ 3 @ @, @ @ 4 @ @, @ @ 5 @ @, @ @ 6 @ @, @ @ 7 @ @, @ @ 8 @ @. Packing small parcels is commonly used @ @ 9 @ @, parcel and carton protection is commonly used @ @ 10 @ @, and larger goods are available @ @ 11 @ @.
  2. Film thickness: Commonly used @ @ 0 @ @. Regular stock is @ @ 1 @ @, which requires thinner or thicker specifications that can be customized on demand.
  3. Length per roll and packing: The stretching length of each roll is about @ @ 0 @ @, and the standard box is about @ @ 1 @ @, which is suitable for whole box purchase.

When purchasing, it is recommended to confirm the grade of raw materials: the film surface produced by the new @ @ 0 @ @ raw materials is uniform, good stretchability, and not easy to break; the recycled film is easy to break and has poor transparency. Small rolls of hand-wound film are light and easy to tear, suitable for manual packaging; for larger batches or machine use, large rolls of winding film can be selected. If you need to customize, you can communicate from the dimensions of width, thickness, meters, color, paper core, label and packaging.