Bsc Preferred SF183PS Stretch Wrap Film 4 Per Case

Product Description

The BSC PREFERRED SF183PS is a pre-stretched pallet stretch wrap film sold in a case quantity of 4 rolls. Pre-stretching the film before application reduces neckdown, meaning the film maintains more of its width across the load compared to standard hand wrap. The pre-stretch process also increases load tension, causing the film to continue tightening around the pallet after wrapping is complete. This combination improves wrapping efficiency by reducing the number of passes required per pallet and provides stronger, more consistent load containment during storage and transit.

The SF183PS is suited for warehouse and distribution environments where pallet loads need secure unitization before shipping or storage. It is appropriate for use on standard pallet-wrapping applications in light industrial, trade supply, and logistics settings. Workers in shipping, receiving, and warehouse operations are the primary installers. The film is sold by the case, with 4 rolls per case, making it practical for operations with moderate to high pallet volume.

Key Features

• Pre-stretched construction reduces neckdown and maintains film width across the load
• Increases load tension during and after wrapping for tighter, more stable pallets
• Fewer wrapping passes required per pallet compared to standard stretch film
• Film continues to tighten around the load after application is complete
• Sold in a case quantity of 4 rolls for convenient inventory management
• Equivalent to part number S-19556

Compatibility

Designed for use as a pre-stretched hand wrap film on standard pallet loads in warehouse, shipping, and distribution environments. This product is equivalent to part number S-19556.

Installation Notes

No tools or trade licensing are required for application. Begin wrapping at the base of the pallet load and overlap each pass by approximately half the film width for consistent coverage. Ensure the load is stable and evenly stacked before wrapping. Do not use damaged rolls, as inconsistent film tension can compromise load containment.