Bsc Preferred SF156CAST Cast Stretch Film 60 Gauge 4-roll Case

Product Description

The BSC PREFERRED SF156CAST is a cast stretch film designed for pallet wrapping and load containment in warehouse and distribution environments. Manufactured using a cast extrusion process, the film releases from the roll quietly, reducing dispensing noise by up to 75 percent compared to blown stretch films. At 60 gauge, the SF156CAST supports loads up to 1,600 pounds and stretches up to 250 percent, allowing a single roll to cover more surface area per wrap cycle. The ultra-clear film construction keeps barcodes and load labels fully visible without unwrapping. Sold as a case of 4 rolls.

This film is suited for uniform pallet loads in warehouse, shipping, and fulfillment operations. It is a practical choice for distribution centers, supply houses, and manufacturing facilities where consistent load containment and quiet wrapping operations are priorities. The cast film is compatible with hand dispensers available under stock numbers SFDIS259, SFDIS277, and SFDIS278. It is equivalent to part number S-3211.

Key Features

• 60 gauge film rated for loads up to 1,600 pounds
• Stretches up to 250 percent for extended coverage per roll
• Cast extrusion process reduces dispensing noise up to 75 percent
• Ultra-clear film allows barcode and label scanning without removal
• Optimized for uniform, stable pallet loads
• Compatible with hand dispensers SFDIS259, SFDIS277, and SFDIS278

Compatibility

Compatible with hand dispensers SFDIS259, SFDIS277, and SFDIS278. Equivalent replacement for part number S-3211. Designed for use on uniform pallet loads in standard hand-wrap or dispenser-assisted applications.

Installation Notes

Apply using a compatible hand dispenser or by hand for best tension control and operator safety. Begin wrapping at the base of the pallet load and overlap each pass by at least 50 percent to ensure consistent containment. Inspect the load for sharp edges or protrusions that could puncture the film before wrapping. Store unused rolls horizontally in a cool, dry location away from direct sunlight to maintain film integrity.