Black Stretch Wrap for Pallets — 20" x 5000' x 80 Ga

Yes, black LLDPE stretch wrap is technically recyclable as a plastic film (resin code #4 — LDPE/LLDPE). However, many curbside programs do not accept film plastics. Check with your local municipal recycling program or drop-off location. Many large distribution facilities and warehouses participate in plastic film take-back programs through retailers or dedicated industrial recycling partners.

Black stretch wrap is commonly available in 80 gauge, which is the standard for most hand-wrapping applications. This gauge provides a reliable balance of strength, stretch, and tear resistance suited for securing mixed or standard-weight pallet loads. Other gauges such as 60 ga, 70 ga, and 90 ga may also be available depending on load requirements.

Black stretch wrap is opaque, which conceals pallet contents to deter theft and protect confidential or high-value shipments. Clear stretch wrap is transparent, making it easier to inspect load contents without removing the wrap. Both types offer similar load-securing performance, but black film is the preferred choice for security-sensitive applications in distribution and retail environments.

Yes, black pallet wrap in 20" width and 80 ga gauge is designed for hand application. It pairs with standard hand-held dispensers, extended-core dispensers, or brake-tension dispensers. The 20-inch width and 5,000-foot roll length offer extended coverage per roll, making it efficient for medium- to high-volume wrapping in warehouses and shipping rooms.

This black stretch wrap comes in a 20" x 5,000' x 80 ga configuration. The 5,000-foot roll length provides significantly more wraps per roll compared to standard 1,000-foot rolls, reducing change-over frequency and improving productivity. The 20-inch width is the most common standard for full pallet hand wrapping in warehouse and distribution center environments.

Black opaque stretch wrap is widely used in distribution centers, 3PL warehouses, retail backrooms, e-commerce fulfillment centers, and manufacturing facilities. Any operation shipping high-value, sensitive, or proprietary goods benefits from the added security of opaque wrapping. It is also used for inventory color-coding and load identification across large warehouse operations handling multiple SKUs or client accounts.