Seven industries where pallets are wrapped before the goods have finished cooling or drying. The packaging problem is the same in each of them, but the load is not.
Fruit and vegetable pallets that must lose field heat and stay dry
Breweries and soft drink lines wrapping warm or wet packs at speed
Dairy and pasteurised goods leaving the tunnel above ambient temperature
Chilled and frozen pallets that must reach core temperature quickly
Canned and packaged goods wrapped straight off a hot filling line
Live plants and nursery stock that need air and light in transit
Pharmacy and healthcare distribution where condensation damages cartons and labels
All of them wrap pallets while the goods are still losing heat or moisture. That is the situation ventilated packaging exists for.
The list comes from the applications our products are used in. If your pallets produce condensation under a wrap, or need to keep cooling after wrapping, the same products apply. Send us your load details and we will tell you whether they fit.
Broadly yes. Heavy dense loads point toward the 25 micron prestretchable film, regular loads toward the 8 micron prestretched film, and warm or irregular loads toward pallet netting.
We do not publish customer case studies. What we can do is work through your own load with you and send samples so a trial on your line becomes the evidence.
Load type, pallet size, weight, wrapper model and wrapping temperature. That is enough for us to point you at the right grade.