Bsc Preferred SF126 Blown Stretch Film 60 Gauge Case of 4

Product Description

The BSC PREFERRED SF126 is a blown stretch film designed for wrapping irregularly shaped loads on pallets and in warehouse or shipping environments. At 60 gauge, it handles loads up to 1,600 pounds while delivering strong puncture resistance and tear resistance. The film produces excellent cling on contact, which keeps layers locked together and prevents load shift during transit or storage. Warehouse workers, shipping teams, and logistics personnel use this film as a standard tool for unitizing pallets before freight movement. It performs reliably in cold environments, rated for use down to -5 degrees F, making it suitable for refrigerated or outdoor staging areas.

The SF126 stretch film is used across distribution centers, manufacturing facilities, and general warehousing applications wherever pallet loads need to be stabilized before shipping or storage. It is especially useful for irregular or uneven loads that standard packaging methods cannot contain cleanly. The film is sold in a case of 4 rolls. Compatible hand dispensers are available under stock numbers SFDIS259, SFDIS277, and SFDIS278 for ergonomic hand-wrapping applications.

Key Features

• 60 gauge blown stretch film rated for loads up to 1,600 pounds
• Puncture and tear resistant construction handles irregular load profiles
• Excellent cling locks film layers together without additional adhesives
• Cold-temperature rated to -5 degrees F for refrigerated or outdoor use
• Sold as a case of 4 rolls for convenient stocking
• Compatible with dispensers SFDIS259, SFDIS277, and SFDIS278

Compatibility

Designed as a direct equivalent to part number S-5292. Compatible with hand dispensers sold under stock numbers SFDIS259, SFDIS277, and SFDIS278.

Installation Notes

Apply using a compatible hand dispenser or a powered pallet-wrap machine at the appropriate tension setting for the load weight and profile. Ensure the load is stable and evenly stacked on the pallet before wrapping to avoid shifting during the wrap process. Do not over-tension the film on fragile or crushable goods. Store unused rolls in a cool, dry location away from direct sunlight to maintain film integrity.