
SW-15 Stretch Wrap
Width 50cm · Weight 2kg
For stable pallet loads, moving blankets, larger boxes and furniture coverings.
$15 each
Pallet, moving & bundle film
Secure stable pallet loads, hold protective furniture coverings in place, or group smaller items with clear film that stretches and clings to itself.
Product comparison
The film works in the same way; the width changes how quickly and precisely you can wrap different loads.

Width 50cm · Weight 2kg
For stable pallet loads, moving blankets, larger boxes and furniture coverings.
$15 each

Width 10cm · Weight 300g
For grouping smaller cartons, long items, loose parts, cables and compact bundles.
$6 each
Pallet wrapping basics
Stretch film helps unitise a suitable load but is not automatically sufficient load restraint for every pallet, weight or transport method.
Furniture moving
Cover delicate or polished surfaces with moving blankets, clean paper or another suitable barrier first. Stretch film can then help keep coverings, drawers and doors together during handling.
Stretch, not shrink
Stretch film tightens through elastic tension as it is pulled around the load. Shrink film is a different material that contracts when heated; do not apply heat to these stretch-wrap products.
Pack in one order
Combine stretch film with carton boxes, tape and other packing supplies. Choose free self collection, $30 standard delivery, or $40 same-day delivery before 12pm.
Common questions
Stretch film is wrapped under tension around compatible items or stable pallet loads to hold them together and reduce movement. It is also used over protective coverings during moving to keep drawers, doors and blankets in place.
SW-15 is a 50cm-wide, 2kg roll for pallets, furniture coverings and larger loads. SW-10 is a narrow 10cm, 300g bundle wrap for grouping smaller boxes, rods, cables and loose parts.
No. Stretch film is applied by pulling it around a load so its elastic recovery creates tension. Shrink film is applied loosely and tightened with controlled heat. Our products are stretch films and do not require heat.
Use moving blankets, clean paper or another suitable protective layer against delicate, polished or easily marked surfaces, then use stretch film to hold that covering in place. Avoid trapping moisture during long storage.
No single wrapping method suits every load. Start with a stable stack, anchor the film at the base, overlap layers consistently and follow the transport provider’s load-restraint requirements. Heavy or irregular loads may need edge protection or strapping.
Choose free self collection, $30 delivery within 3 working days, or $40 same-day delivery for orders placed before 12pm. Current options appear on the order form.