Stretch Film Roll for Professional Packaging

Our 1.6 kg coreless stretch film roll represents a significant evolution compared to traditional 2.4 kg rolls with cardboard cores.

A classic 2.4 kg roll consists of 1.6 kg of plastic and approximately 700/800 grams of cardboard: weight that the customer pays for, handles, and disposes of, but which does not contribute to the packaging itself.

Our solution completely eliminates the core.

👉 1.6 kg of usable film only
👉 0 grams of cardboard
👉 Same yield as a traditional 2.4 kg roll

Less weight to transport, less waste to manage, the same amount of useful material.
More efficient, more sustainable, and smarter packaging.

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The professional coreless stretch film roll is designed for companies seeking protection, load stability, and operational efficiency. It is not just a simple alternative to traditional rolls, but a concrete evolution in the world of packaging.

Thanks to the absence of an internal core, the entire roll consists exclusively of usable film. This means the same operational yield as traditional formats, but with less weight to handle and no cardboard to dispose of.

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1. What is a stretch film roll and what are its characteristics

The professional coreless stretch film reel is an innovative solution for manual packaging in industrial and logistics settings. Designed to ensure maximum load stability, it offers high elasticity, tear resistance, and ease of daily use. The absence of an internal core means that only usable film is present, improving warehouse management and reducing weight and waste compared to traditional reels. Ideal for securing pallets and protecting packages during transport and storage, it ensures uniform application, greater operational efficiency, and a consistent professional result for companies of all sizes.

2. Materials and manufacturing technologies for professional stretch film rolls

The professional stretch film reel, both in the traditional version with a core and the coreless version without cardboard, is made from the same high-quality plastic material. The difference is not in the film's composition, but solely in the internal structure of the reel. The polyethylene used guarantees elasticity, tear resistance, and the ability to keep the load stable during transport and storage. Extrusion technologies ensure uniform thickness and consistent performance. The coreless version only eliminates the cardboard support, maintaining identical technical characteristics and operational performance compared to traditional reels.

3. Advantages of stretch film rolls compared to traditional solutions with cores

The coreless stretch film roll offers tangible advantages over the traditional version with a cardboard core. By eliminating the internal support, it is significantly lighter and therefore easier to handle during daily use. This feature improves ergonomics and reduces operator fatigue, especially in repetitive manual pallet wrapping operations. Furthermore, the absence of cardboard simplifies end-of-roll management, avoiding additional waste to dispose of. The result is a more practical, faster, and efficient packaging solution that optimizes warehouse work without compromising the stability, resistance, and quality of load securing.

4. Available Colors of Stretch Film Rolls: Applications and Uses

The stretch film roll is available in different color variations to meet specific operational needs. The most common standard is clear film, ideal for easily identifying the contents of the pallet. Among the most popular solutions are white and black rolls, particularly requested to ensure greater coverage and privacy during transport. In addition to these three main variations—clear, white, and black—other colors are also available for specific recognition or internal organizational needs. The choice of color influences privacy, light protection, and logistics management.

5. Coreless Stretch Film Rolls: What They Are and Why They Represent an Evolution

The coreless stretch film roll is the version without an internal core of the classic manual roll, designed to offer the same operational performance more efficiently and practically. The market standard for width is 50 centimeters (500 mm), the most widely used size in Italy for pallet wrapping. Some companies also produce 450 mm versions, a size particularly common in France. In the Italian market, however, the 500 mm size remains the benchmark, ensuring optimal coverage, application speed, and compatibility with key logistical and operational requirements.

6. Industrial Applications of Stretch Film Rolls: Key Sectors and Uses

The Italcoreless stretch film reel is a versatile solution suitable for a wide range of professional and non-professional applications. It is used daily by logistics companies, manufacturing industries, warehouses, and e-commerce businesses to stabilize pallets, protect goods, and prepare shipments safely and efficiently. It is ideal for packaging products destined for transport and storage, ensuring order and protection from dust and impacts. Some private individuals also choose it for specific needs, such as moving or handling bulky items, thanks to its practicality, strength, and ease of manual use.

7. Environmental Sustainability and Recycling: How Coreless Stretch Film Contributes to Ecology

Coreless stretch film is a more sustainable choice than traditional versions due to the complete elimination of the cardboard core and the consequent reduction in waste. The absence of additional components simplifies end-of-use management and reduces the environmental impact associated with disposal. Furthermore, with new environmental directives and evolving sustainability regulations, the use of recycled materials is becoming increasingly central. The coreless roll perfectly fits into this adaptation to change, promoting more responsible production solutions geared towards modern, efficient, and environmentally conscious packaging.

8. Usage techniques and practical tips for effective wrapping

The coreless stretch film roll is mainly designed for manual use, offering practicality, lightness, and ergonomics when wrapping pallets. For effective results, it is advisable to apply correct tension, overlap turns uniformly, and reinforce the base and top of the load to ensure maximum stability. Thanks to its coreless structure, handling is easier during repetitive operations. In some cases, the roll is also used on compatible automatic wrapping machines, maintaining good performance and adaptability to various operational warehouse needs.

9. Preservation, shelf life, and durability of stretch film rolls over time

Stretch film, if stored correctly in a dry place, away from humidity and heat sources, can maintain its technical characteristics for up to one year. To preserve elasticity, strength, and ease of application, it is important to avoid prolonged exposure to direct light and sudden temperature changes. However, to always guarantee optimal performance, more frequent inventory management is recommended, for example with monthly rather than annual purchases. Constant product rotation ensures consistent quality, better operational yield, and always efficient use in the warehouse.

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The coil is practical and lightweight, easy to use and goes to the end of the roll without problems. We were very pleased!”

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"The coreless coil really saved us money. Lightweight, practical, no cardboard to dispose of. Quick application and simplified work."

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“We had a good experience and will definitely continue to purchase.”

Frequently Asked Questions
1. Is the coreless coil really more convenient?

Yes, because you only use films without cardboard, you reduce the weight to be handled and simplify disposal, while maintaining the same operational performance.
2. What is the only difference between a coreless coil and a traditional one?

The only difference is the absence of the cardboard core: the film yield and material remain identical.
3. What thicknesses are available for the stretch film roll?

Manual stretch film rolls are usually available in the most common thicknesses, such as 17, 20, and 23 microns, ideal for ensuring strength and elasticity depending on the type of load to be wrapped.
4. Can the stretch film reel be stored outdoors?

No, the coils must be stored in a dry place, away from humidity, direct sunlight, and temperature fluctuations, to maintain their elasticity and performance.
5. How much do the coreless coils weigh and are they compatible with winding machines?

Coreless coils have a standard weight of between 1.6 and 1.9 kg. They are designed for manual use, but in some cases can also be used on compatible winding machines.
6. How many reels make up a pallet?

The smallest pallet is made up of 54 coils. Pallets of 234, 351, and 378 coils are also available. The number may vary depending on the size and specifications of the chosen coil.
7. How long does it take to receive a pallet?

The material is always available in stock. Delivery generally takes 24/48 hours via BRT courier, unless otherwise specified for logistical reasons.
8. Is stretch film recyclable and available in recycled material?

Yes, stretch film is recyclable, and it's possible to request rolls made from recycled material. The percentage of recycled content can vary based on requirements and specific requests.
9. Why are coreless coils cheaper?

Because with no cardboard core, you don't pay for the cardboard or its processing. Production is simpler and more efficient, with reduced costs without compromising film quality.
10. Is it true that a coreless coil is more delicate if it falls?

No, absolutely nothing changes. The film material is the same as traditional reels, so if one gets damaged, the other will too. They are not more delicate: they have the same strength and characteristics as spindle film.