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Engineered for durability, high cling, and exceptional elasticity, our kiʻi ʻoniʻoni serve as the ultimate shipping packaging hoʻonā. Ma ka Vistech Stretch Film Limited, we manufacture premium manual packaging films, high-speed machine stretch wraps, as well as specialty films for rotary tower (arm) and turntable (plate) wrappers. Our products safeguard product loads against mechanical and weather damages. Available in both translucent and colored stretch wrap varieties for optimal cargo concealment, our advanced ʻenehana paʻi allows us to deliver fully customized film specifications tailored to your precise preferences.

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STRETCH FILM

ʻO Vistech Stretch Film's premium packaging stretch film delivers a highly effective wrapping solution engineered for diverse ʻōpena ʻenehana tasks. Available in a comprehensive range of custom thicknesses and widths, our kāʻei ʻia ensures superior cargo protection during shipping and storage. It provides exceptional kūʻē kūʻē and long-lasting tension retention, making it the perfect choice for securing items with sharp edges or irregular shapes. We offer the ultimate combination of durability, hikiwawe, a cost-effective packaging to streamline any palletizing job. Secure your supply chain and request a bulk quote for the finest quality pallet packaging films today from Vistech Kiʻiʻoniʻoni Kūlohelohe!

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Introduction To STRETCH FILM

Kiʻi ʻoniʻoni, also known as kāʻei ʻia, is a highly stretchable kiʻiʻoniʻoni paʻi kiʻi extensively utilized across the logistics sector to secure and safeguard goods for global transit. Professionally manufactured from linear low-density polyethylene (LLDPE), this material delivers exceptional flexibility and high ikaika tensile. Its superior elastic recovery ensures a snug, protective fit around cargo loads, allowing for residue-free removal without surface damage. Depending on the intended nā noi ʻoihana, our films are available in various customized thicknesses and engineered cling levels.
The common uses of industrial stretch wrap include bundling multiple items, stabilizing pallet packaging films, protecting loads from moisture and dust contamination, and providing clear tamper-evident packaging for security. Furthermore, it unitizes multiple cases into single, manageable loads to streamline shipping and storage workflows.
A primary competitive advantage of leveraging kiʻi ʻoniʻoni pallet over traditional cardboard or foam lies in its unmatched strength-to-weight ratio. Being significantly lighter than alternative packaging materials, it drastically minimizes storage space, handling effort, and freight weights while guaranteeing elite cargo protection and maximum load stability.
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When to Integrate Our High-Performance Films

When to Integrate Our High-Performance Films

Securing the Pallet

One of the easiest and most affordable methods for securing products on a pallet for shipping is stretch wrapping.

Bundling

For inventory management, sale, or transit, loose goods can be covertly banded together using a soft hand or bundling/banding wraps.

Reels and Rolls’ safety

Rolls of wire or carpet can be fastened with stretch film.

Safeguarding Products

A small layer of protection for things on shelves can occasionally be provided with stretch film.

Transportation

When moving big items, stretch wrapping provides the optimal level of safety and protection.

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Technical ParameterKiʻiʻoniʻoni Kūlohelohe Mīkini (Kiola)Heavy-Duty Blown Stretch FilmManual Hand Stretch Film
Raw Material100% Virgin LLDPE / MLLDPE (3/5/7-Papahana)100% Virgin LLDPE + Metallocene Additives100% Prime LLDPE (Kiola / Puhi ʻia)
Film Thickness (Gauge)12 µm – 35 µm (48 – 140 Gauge)17 µm – 50 µm (70 – 200 Gauge)12 µm – 30 µm (48 – 120 Gauge)
Max Pre-Stretch Rate250% – 350% (High Yield & Hoemi Kumukuai)150% – 250%100% – 150% (Standard Stretch)
Ikaika U'i (MD/TD)≥ 38 MPa / ≥ 25 MPa≥ 45 MPa / ≥ 32 MPa≥ 30 MPa / ≥ 20 MPa
Dart Drop Impact≥ 150 g (ASTM D1709)≥ 280 g (Heavy Puncture Grade)≥ 120 g (ASTM D1709)
Clarity & NoiseUltra-High Transparency / Silent UnwindSlightly Hazy / Audible Cling ReleaseHigh Clarity / Smooth Dispensing
Laulā maʻamau & Length500 mm (20″) × 1,500 m – 3,000 m500 mm – 1,000 mm × Custom Jumbo Rolls300 / 450 / 500 mm × 300 m – 500 m
Paper Core ID76 mm (3.0″ Standard Industrial Core)76 mm (3.0″ Standard Industrial Core)38 mm / 50 mm / 76 mm (Extended Core Available)
Customization OptionsAnti-static (ESD), UV (6–12 Mos), Tinted ColorsBlack Opaque, VCI Rust-Proof, High-PuncturePre-Stretched, Custom Printed Paper Core
Recommended ApplicationsRotary Tower & Turntable Wrappers, AS/RSSharp Heavy Cargo (Steel, Bricks), Freezer UnitsWarehouse Palletizing, Carton Bundling, Loko

Why choose Our stretch film

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A significant air bubble is blasted inside a circular die as a thick layer of the extruded film emerges from it to create the blown film. The volume of the bubble, along with the original diameter and thickness of the extruded tube, all contribute to the final gauge (thickness) of the material.

Rollers pull the film up, causing the vertical bubble to burst and controlling the winding of the thin, flat tube of film. The bubble, which may stand several feet tall, enables a slow cooling of the film. As the film is extruded during the rewind process, edges are frequently trimmed off, rolls are diced to width, and coils are coiled in line. It is estimated that 20–30% of a stretch film made now gets blown.

Cast Stretch Film

Production of cast films happens distinctly. In this case, the resin is extruded through a linear die and leaks out onto large-diameter chilling rollers. The film may occasionally be thinned to the intended gauge by winding the resulting film more quickly than it is extruded, depending on the original thickness of the extrusion (note that they may not be cold, but rather are significantly cooler than the semi-molten plastic).

Cast film makes up, according to industry estimates, the remaining 70–80% of stretch film production.

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We deliver a comprehensive portfolio of high-performance kiʻi ʻoniʻoni tailored to your business operations. Our inventory features both advanced machine stretch wrappers and ergonomic manual hand roll equipment to satisfy any operational scale. Whether your application involves standard pallet stabilization or wrapping sensitive, irregular-shaped goods, we have the ideal kāʻei ʻia solution for you.

We guarantee a measurable reduction in your cost-per-pallet; with our superior pre-stretch capability, less film is required for every unitized load. Furthermore, our films maintain excellent load retention force over long-distance transit, while engineered puncture resistance ensures any incidental tear remains contained and will not propagate.

As a leading B2B supplier, we provide global industries with specialized kāʻei ʻana variants, featuring standard pallets film, ergonomic extended core stretch film, and high-security black stretch wrap. Our advanced kiʻi ʻoniʻoni formulas prioritize superior puncture resistance alongside peak optical transparency, ensuring robust pallet unitization without compromising barcodes scannability or product presentation.

Whether you are bundling parcel shipments, securing palletized goods for internal factory transfers, or wrapping industrial piping and lumber to prevent sticky tape residue, our heavy-duty kiʻi ʻoniʻoni provides the ultimate cling and superior puncture resistance.

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For transporting oversized items, professional kāʻei ʻana delivers the ultimate level of load security and surface protection. In the moving and logistics industry, our high-performance kiʻi ʻoniʻoni is a trusted tool for safeguarding furniture from nicks, scratches, and dents during transit. Furthermore, its superior containment force locks drawers and doors in place, allowing filing cabinets and dressers to be relocated securely without the need to empty their contents. Don’t hesitate to explore creative packaging methods—with our versatile kāʻei ʻia, the applications are truly endless!

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FAQ for Stretch Film

Stretch film is a thin plastic film that is stretched and clung to objects for the purpose of stabilization or security. It is frequently used in the transportation and packaging industries.

cling film is a thin plastic film that clings to surfaces when applied, while stretch film is a thicker plastic film that stretches to fit around objects

The life of stretch wrap can depend on a number of factors, such as the quality of the wrap, how often it is used, and the storage conditions. In general, stretch wrap can last for up to one year when used regularly. Eia naʻe, if it is only used occasionally or is stored in a cool, dry place, it can last for up to two years.

This depends on how it is stored and how often it is used. If it is kept in a cool, dry place and is not used too often, it can last for a few months. Eia naʻe, if it is stored in a warm, humid place or is used frequently, it will not last as long.

Cast stretch film is manufactured using a flat die system, offering superior optical clarity, ultra-quiet unwinding, consistent film thickness, and two-sided cling. It is the most cost-effective choice for standard automated wrapping and barcode scanning. Blown stretch film is produced via a vertical bubble extrusion process, providing higher puncture resistance, superior tensile strength, and one-sided cling, making it ideal for heavy-duty, irregular loads, or sharp-edged cargo.

We manufacture stretch films ranging from 12 µm to 35 µm (48 i 140 Gauge). Our machine-grade stretch films deliver certified pre-stretch rates from 200% a hiki i 350% on high-speed automated pallet wrappers, significantly reducing film consumption and overall cost per pallet wrapped.

Yes. We offer full OEM/ODM customization across film widths (50 mm to 2000 mm), roll lengths, core sizes (1.5″, 2″, 3″), and custom branding/core printing. We also manufacture black/colored films for cargo concealment/security and UV-inhibited formulations for outdoor storage stabilization up to 12 months.

Our cold-resistant LLDPE formulas maintain exceptional elastic recovery and cling down to -25°C (-13°F). They prevent film embrittlement, stress cracking, and load shifting in blast freezers, refrigerated distribution centers, and high-bay AS/RS automated warehousing systems.

For standard specifications, our MOQ starts at 1 pallet (a i ʻole 500 kg for jumbo rolls). For fully customized thicknesses, kala kala, or core branding, the typical MOQ is 1 full 20ft container. Production lead times range from 7 i 15 business days depending on volume and customization requirements.

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