Stretch Wrap 18" - 1500' - 4-pack

We've got the best priced stretch wrap across Canada! We bring the wholesale prices to the customer. Choose the gauge that works for you - whether that's 70 for regular day-to-day use or 80 for heavy-duty use.

Stretch wrap features:

• Environment-friendly: Our stretch wrap film is made out of 30% recycled material, and is known as the first eco-friendly wrap in North America. This is backed by an ISCC certification.
• Affordable: We offer wholesale prices even for small orders. Enjoy savings of 10% to 40% comparing to the competition.
• Clear: Bar codes can still be scanned and cargo can be easily identified.
• High quality: Amazing balance of the scretch wrap sticking to itself yet not sticking to your product or pallet. Wrap pallets with little effort.

We offer the following options for manual pallet wrapping:

- 18" / 70 Gauge - 1500ft
- 18" / 80 Gauge - 1500ft

Get your shipping stretch wrap & stretch wrap film

Also known as shipping stretch wrap, stretch wrap film, and stretch film - this product has many versatile use-cases. It is a must-have for any warehouse, moving company, store, and more.

Wholesale stretch wrap Montreal

If you are located in the Montreal area or within 4-5h of it, we offer custom pricing for large orders of either full pallets or half-pallets. A full pallet contains 64 boxes of 4 rolls per box - 256 rolls per pallet. Please contact us for more details.

What does gauge mean in shrink wrap?

Gauge is a measurement of the thickness of stretch wrap film. The higher the gauge, the thicker the film. The thickness of the stretch wrap film affects its strength and durability, as well as its ability to cling to and protect the items being wrapped.

When purchasing stretch wrap, you'll typically see it measured in gauges, such as 60 gauge, 70 gauge, or 80 gauge. It's important to choose a gauge that is appropriate for the weight and size of the items you're wrapping, as well as the level of protection you need.

For example, lighter items may only require a 60 or 70 gauge stretch wrap, while heavier or more fragile items may require a higher gauge, such as 80.

Use this helpful graph to help you pick the right gauge: