Stretch Wrapping Techniques and Best Practices

What is the first step when beginning to stretch wrap a pallet load?

• Hold the stretch wrap parallel to the load.

• Wrap two times around the bottom.

• Tuck the end of the stretch film underneath the load or tie it around the bottom of the pallet.

• Walk forward, letting the film unwind.

How should the stretch wrap be held when starting to wrap the load?

• Perpendicular to the load, with both hands on the handle.

• Parallel to the load, with one hand on the knob and the other gripping the handle.

• At a 45-degree angle to the load, with both hands on the film.

• Vertically, with one hand on the top and the other on the bottom of the roll.

How many times should the bottom of the pallet load be wrapped to secure it to the pallet?

• One time.

• Two times.

• Three times.

• Four times.

What action should be taken at each corner of the load to ensure the wrap is tight?

• Loosen the film tension.

• Stop the roll from unwinding, tug the film tight, and stretch it around the corner.

• Increase the speed of wrapping.

• Overlap the film by 6-8 inches.

When moving up the load, by how many inches should each new layer overlap the lower layer?

• 1-2 inches.

• 3-5 inches.

• 6-8 inches.

• 9-10 inches.

What is the final step when wrapping the top of the load?

• Leave the top completely uncovered.

• Wrap so that a few inches of film cover part of the top of the load.

• Wrap the top completely, ensuring no part of the load is visible.

• Secure the film to the side of the pallet with tape.

Which type of stretch wrap is recommended for a uniform load?

• Blown Stretch Wrap.

• Cast Stretch Wrap.

• Machine Stretch Wrap.

• Pre-stretched Wrap.

Which type of stretch wrap is recommended for an irregular load?

• Cast Stretch Wrap.

• Machine Stretch Wrap.

• Blown Stretch Wrap.

• Pre-stretched Wrap.