Bsc Preferred SF158 Blown Stretch Film 80 Gauge 4 Rolls

Product Description

The BSC PREFERRED SF158 is a blown stretch film designed for wrapping irregular and oddly shaped loads on pallets and in shipping applications. At 80 gauge, it provides the puncture resistance and tear resistance needed to stabilize loads up to 2,500 pounds. Blown construction gives this film superior cling compared to cast alternatives, which means fewer tail ends and less film slippage during transport. It is sold as a case of 4 rolls and is well suited for warehouse operations, distribution centers, and shipping departments where load containment is a daily requirement.

This stretch film is appropriate for both hand-wrapping and dispenser-assisted applications in commercial and light industrial settings. It performs in cold environments, rated for use down to -5 degrees F, making it viable for refrigerated warehouse and cold storage use. Compatible dispensers are available under stock numbers SFDIS259, SFDIS277, and SFDIS278. Workers handling palletized goods, packaged freight, or bundled materials in logistics and supply chain roles will find this film a standard fit for daily wrapping tasks.

Key Features

• 80 gauge blown construction supports loads up to 2,500 pounds
• Puncture and tear resistant for wrapping irregular or sharp-cornered loads
• Excellent cling properties stabilize loads without requiring adhesives or banding
• Rated for use in temperatures down to -5 degrees F for cold storage environments
• Compatible with dispensers SFDIS259, SFDIS277, and SFDIS278
• Sold as a case of 4 rolls

Compatibility

Compatible with hand dispensers available under stock numbers SFDIS259, SFDIS277, and SFDIS278. This film is an equivalent replacement for part number S-641. Suitable for standard pallet wrapping applications in warehouse, distribution, and cold storage environments.

Installation Notes

Load wrapping is typically performed by warehouse or shipping personnel following facility-specific pallet wrapping procedures. When using a dispenser, ensure the core is seated securely before beginning a wrap cycle. Apply consistent tension throughout the wrap to maintain load integrity without overtightening on fragile goods. Store unused rolls in a cool, dry location away from direct sunlight to preserve film properties.