Bulk Stretch Film for Beverage Bottlers

The amount of stretch film needed per pallet depends on load height, number of wraps, and film pre-stretch percentage. A standard 1,000–1,476 foot roll typically covers multiple pallets. John Maye Company's packaging engineering team can help calculate your per-pallet film consumption to optimize purchasing and reduce waste.

Yes, hand stretch film like SteelFlex is well-suited for low-to-moderate volume beverage bottling operations. Its smooth, consistent unwind reduces operator fatigue during repetitive wrapping, while crystal-clear film optics ensure barcodes on beverage cases remain scannable throughout the warehouse and distribution process.

SteelFlex multi-layer cast film is engineered to provide secure load containment without applying excessive crushing force. Its controlled elongation and smooth unwind allow operators to apply consistent tension, protecting the structural integrity of beverage bottles and cans on the pallet without deformation or label damage.

Yes. SteelFlex Hand Film is manufactured with crystal-clear optics specifically to maintain barcode scanning accuracy through the film. This is critical for beverage bottlers and distributors where inventory management, tracking, and automated scanning at distribution centers require unobstructed label and barcode visibility.

SteelFlex Hand Film is configured at 48 rolls per standard pallet, with individual roll weights ranging from 32.6 to 37.6 pounds. This bulk pallet configuration makes it cost-effective for beverage bottling facilities with high-volume wrapping needs, reducing per-roll cost and minimizing the frequency of reorder cycles.

Yes. John Maye Company offers comprehensive technical support including application guides, best practices documentation, gauge selection guidance, and access to a packaging engineering team. Their experts help beverage bottlers optimize wrap patterns, film tension, and gauge selection to achieve consistent load security and minimize film waste.