Packaging & Accessories Pallet Wrap NET PALLET WRAP
HAND WRAP GRPAL10 0.5m x 500m ..............
MACHINE WRAP GRPAL11 0.5m x 3500m .......
£21.00/roll £123.00/roll
Tildenet Net Pallet Wrap is designed as a superior alternative to traditional stretch films. It is a very cost effective and efficient way to wrap products onto pallets, especially where the product needs to breathe.
The net allows the circulation of air through the pallet, meaning a build up of condensation does not happen and keeps the product fresh for transportation.
Christmas Tree Wrap CHRISTMAS TREE WRAP
The stretch wrap offers up to 30% extra due to the elasticity of the product, meaning less material is required per pallet. The wrap is used on a variety of applications including turf, flowers, fish, fruits and vegetables.
Available in a hand wrap and machine wrap.
APPLICATIONS • Turf
• Flowers • Fish • Fruit
• Vegetables
TREE NETTING XTLZ34 34cm x 3000m ...... XTLZ45 45cm x 3000m ...... XTLZ55 55cm x 1500m .........
£134.00/bale £144.00/bale £99.00/bale
This fine monofilament netting is stronger than tape netting and allows the tree to be more visible as well as allowing it to breathe. The LZ weave features a close mesh which helps protect tree branches when handling and also allows for easy dispensing. A 3000m bale should be enough to wrap 1000 trees (dependent on size of tree and handling of net).
LZ34
Suitable for Norway Spruce 4/5ft. LZ45
Suitable for Norway Spruce 6/8ft, Nordman 4/5ft.
LZ55
Suitable for Norway Spruce 8/10ft, Nordman 5/8ft.
FUNNEL XTLZ34F 34cm .......................... XTLZ45F 45cm .......................... XTLZ55F 55cm ..........................
£199.00/unit £224.00/unit £249.00/unit
T: 0117 966 9684 | F: 0117 923 1251 | E:
info@tildenet.co.uk | W:
www.tildenet.co.uk
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