Bulk Stretch Wrap — Save on Film Purchases

Take 2 Direct stocks hand stretch film in 47, 60, 70, 80, 90, 100, and 115 gauge, and machine grade stretch film in 47, 60, 63, 70, 80, and 90 gauge. Equivalent gauge options using metallocene and nano-layer resins are also available, delivering 80 ga performance at a thinner 47 ga thickness for significant cost reduction.

Pre-stretched film is manufactured at 180–300% elongation before it reaches you, meaning less force is needed to apply it and more wraps are achieved per roll. This reduces film consumption by 30–50% and lowers the cost per pallet wrapped, making it an excellent choice for high-volume operations focused on reducing packaging spend.

Take 2 Direct's machine grade stretch film is engineered for all major automatic and semi-automatic pallet wrapper brands, including Lantech, Wulftec, Phoenix, Highlight, ARPAC, Robopac, and Orion/ProMach. It supports rotary turntable, ring straddle, and robotic wrap machine configurations in 20 in and 30 in standard widths.

Colored stretch film is used primarily for inventory color-coding and load identification in warehouses and distribution centers. Different colors — such as red, blue, black, white, and yellow — allow teams to visually differentiate shipments by destination, priority, customer, or product type, reducing sorting errors and improving operational efficiency on the floor.

Extended core stretch film features a longer inner core that allows workers to grip and apply film without a separate dispenser, reducing hand fatigue during manual wrapping. It is widely used in warehouse and distribution environments where ergonomics and wrapping speed matter, and is available in 18 in and 20 in widths from Take 2 Direct.

Yes. Take 2 Direct offers quote services specifically for annual supply lists. Businesses purchasing stretch wrap in bulk — including 3PLs, manufacturers, distribution facilities, and Fortune 500 procurement teams — can request a quote from a regional manager to lock in pricing and streamline their film procurement across multiple locations.