Net Pallet Wraps
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. 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. Availble in a hand wrap and machine wrap.
APPLICATIONS • Turf
• Flowers • Fish • Fruit
• Vegetables Macro-Perforated Stretch Film
NET PALLET WRAP
HAND WRAP Dimensions: 0.5m x 500m GRPAL10 ...............................................
MACHINE WRAP Dimensions: 0.5m x 3500m GRPAL11 ............................................
£21.00/Roll £123.00/Roll
Tildenet’s new perforated stretch film are designed to offer unparallelled ventilation to any pallet loading whilst maintaining excellent structural integrity. The wrap gives a very high tensile strength to ensure even the highest of loads remain secure during transport. Fewer wraps on the pallet are required due to the stretchability of the product versus traditional pallet wraps, meaning less
wrap required per pallet. Availble in a hand wrap and machine wrap.
APPLICATIONS • Turf
• Flowers • Fish • Fruit
• Vegetables
MACRO PERFORATED STRETCH FILM
HAND WRAP Dimensions: 0.5m x 500m Colour: Clear GRPAL03 ...............................................
MACHINE WRAP Dimensions: 0.5m x 5000m Colour: Clear GRPAL04 ............................................
£16.00/Roll
£220.00/Roll All prices ex-works excluding VAT E&OE. T: 0117 966 9684 | F: 0117 923 1251 | E:
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