Blue Pallet Wrap & Stretch Film

Yes, blue pallet wrap is available in the same standard gauges as clear stretch film — including 47, 60, 70, 80, 90, 100, and 115 gauge. The blue tint does not affect the film's stretch or holding performance. Choose your gauge based on load weight, sharp corners, and the level of puncture resistance required.

Blue colored stretch film is available in both hand and machine application formats. If you are using a turntable or rotary arm stretch wrapper, ensure you select machine-grade colored film rated for your wrapper's pre-stretch system. Hand film is specifically engineered for manual dispensers and extended core hand-wrapping applications.

Blue stretch film is available in 18-inch and 20-inch widths for standard pallet wrapping, with 12-inch widths available in bundling film formats for securing cases and irregular loads. The 18-inch and 20-inch widths are the most common for full-pallet manual wrapping in distribution centers and shipping rooms.

Colored stretch film creates a fast, visible system for organizing outbound freight without relying solely on labels. Blue film can signal a specific customer, priority order, carrier route, or product line. When combined with other colors like red, black, white, or yellow, operations teams can establish a comprehensive color-coding system across the warehouse floor.

Extended core stretch film features a longer core that allows two-handed wrapping without a separate dispenser, reducing hand fatigue and improving wrapping speed. It is ideal for moderate-to-high-volume manual pallet wrapping in distribution centers and 3PL operations where ergonomics and throughput efficiency are priorities.

Cast stretch film offers a quieter unwind, more consistent gauge, and easier hand-stretch, making it the preferred choice for most standard warehouse applications. Blown stretch film provides higher puncture resistance and tear strength, making it the better option for heavy, sharp-cornered, or irregularly shaped loads that require maximum load containment and film integrity.