Bsc Preferred SF157 Blown Stretch Film 70 Gauge Case of 4

Product Description

The BSC PREFERRED SF157 is a blown stretch film designed for securing and stabilizing loads on pallets and skids. Blown stretch film is manufactured using a blown extrusion process, which produces a film with superior puncture resistance and tear strength compared to cast alternatives. At 70 gauge, the SF157 is rated for loads up to 2,000 pounds. The film delivers excellent cling on contact, reducing the need for excessive overwrapping. It remains flexible and functional in temperatures down to -5 degrees F, making it suitable for cold storage and refrigerated warehouse environments. Warehouse staff, shipping departments, and logistics operations rely on this film for consistent load containment.

The SF157 is used in distribution centers, manufacturing facilities, and storage operations where irregular or mixed pallet loads require dependable containment. Its blown-film construction handles sharp edges and uneven surfaces without tearing through. The film is sold in a case quantity of 4 rolls, making it practical for operations that cycle through stretch film regularly. Compatible hand dispensers are available under stock numbers SFDIS259, SFDIS277, and SFDIS278 for ergonomic application.

Key Features

• 70 gauge thickness rated for loads up to 2,000 pounds
• Puncture and tear resistant blown-film construction handles irregular load profiles
• Excellent cling for secure load stabilization without adhesives
• Rated for use in temperatures down to -5 degrees F, suitable for cold storage environments
• Sold as a case of 4 rolls
• Compatible with hand dispensers SFDIS259, SFDIS277, and SFDIS278

Compatibility

Designed for use with standard pallet hand-wrap dispensers; compatible dispensers available under stock numbers SFDIS259, SFDIS277, and SFDIS278.

Installation Notes

Apply using a compatible hand dispenser or by hand for controlled, even tension across the load. Begin wrapping at the base of the pallet and overlap each pass by at least half the film width for consistent containment. Do not overstretch the film beyond its rated capacity, as this reduces puncture resistance and cling performance. Follow your facility safety guidelines when wrapping heavy or tall loads.