3D mockups · Wrapping, tape & liners
Nº D-11299
1200 × 1000 wooden pallet of cartons wrapped in PE stretch film — warehouse, logistics, export; logo printed on the film.
Made for: Household & chemicals, Food & specialties.
Sample printed on PE / HDPE film (plastic bags, mailers) 0.05 mm, gloss lamination; style: gifts & souvenirs.
Sample size 1200 × 1000 × 1340 mm.
Stretch film holds a pallet load together in transit; printed film identifies goods in the warehouse and deters tampering.
Yes, commercial use included; Free adds a watermark grid at 1K, Pro exports 4K without it.
Yes — from the 1200 × 1000 × 1340 mm sample or your own size.
Yes, on every plan including Free: use them on your website, marketplaces, social media and for clients. Pro removes the watermark and exports 4K pictures.
The sample is PE / HDPE film (plastic bags, mailers) 0.05 mm with gloss lamination.
Stretch film wraps many times round a load of cartons on a pallet, pulled tight to bind the cartons into one unit that won't shift when lifted or shipped; the first and last turns run down onto the pallet base to lock the load to it. It is applied by hand from a handled roll or by turntable machines with high pre-stretch.
LLDPE film of 15–25 micron: hand film 17–23 micron, machine film thinner thanks to 150–300% pre-stretch. Clear film lets carton labels be read; black or opaque white hides valuable goods and blocks sun; UV-stabilised film is for loads stored outdoors.
Logo stretch film is usually 1–2 colour flexo repeated along the roll; when stretched the print elongates and lightens, so keep logos simple and bold. Printed security tape or a pallet label over the film is a cheaper way to brand the load.
A logo printed on the roll must be pre-shortened lengthways in inverse proportion to the expected stretch (at 200% stretch, draw it about a third of the final length); ask the film maker for the wrapper's stretch rate. A pallet label of A5–A4 with item, quantity, batch and SSCC barcode goes on two adjacent faces of the load.
A 4.4 m perimeter and 1.34 m height with 50% overlap and extra base and top turns usually needs about 50–80 m of wrapped length with 500 mm hand film; hand wrapping stretches the film, so fewer metres come off the roll, and 200% pre-stretched machine film uses far fewer still.
A 40-foot container takes about 20 industrial 1200 × 1000 pallets per tier; with roughly 2.39 m of internal height, a 1.34 m load travels single-stacked, and double stacking needs each load, pallet included, under about 1.15 m and goods that can bear the weight.
Hand-wrap 17 micron for light loads, 20–23 micron for heavy loads or sharp corners; machine wrapping uses thinner film with heavy pre-stretch.
Yes, 1–2 colour flexo repeated along the roll, but the logo stretches with the film; for clear branding combine brand-coloured film with printed pallet labels.
Typically 3–4 turns at the base, spiralling up with 50% overlap to the top, then 2–3 at the top; sea-freight exports wrap heavier and may add a top sheet.