Puncture resistance: The ability of stretch film to resist punctures or tears is crucial for protecting packaged items and maintaining the integrity of the wrap during handling and transportation.

Tear resistance: Stretch films with high tear resistance can withstand rough handling and prevent tears or breaks from propagating across the film.

UV resistance: Some stretch films are formulated with UV inhibitors to protect packaged items from the harmful effects of ultraviolet (UV) radiation. This is especially important for outdoor storage or transportation.

Applications: Pallet wrapping: Stretch film is widely used for wrapping palletized loads to secure them during transit and prevent shifting or collapsing. It provides stability, protection against dust and moisture, and facilitates easy identification of goods.

Bundling: Stretch film is commonly employed to bundle smaller items together, such as boxes, cartons, or loose products. It keeps items tightly bound, preventing them from separating or shifting.

Storage and protection: Stretch film helps protect items from dirt, dust, and moisture during storage. It can be used to wrap furniture, appliances, or other large items to prevent scratches, abrasions, or damage.