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Stretch O Max TM Balcan Plastics /First Film Extruding 2010 1 Stretch O Max can be better than stretch wrap 1) Less wrapping material: A single stretch hood bag replaces a combination of stretch wrap + strapping + pallet cover. 2) Full


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2010 1

Stretch O MaxTM Balcan Plastics /First Film Extruding

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2010 2

1) Less wrapping material: A single stretch hood bag

replaces a combination of stretch wrap + strapping + pallet cover.

2) Full automation: Save labor and process supervision. 3) Better branding: Print your logo and company name on

all sides rather than on top and 2 sides.

4) Save on warehousing costs with outdoor storage:

Stretch hood is more weather resistant.

5) New Stretch O MaxTM film of Balcan/First Film has

excellent load retention, puncture and stretch-ability. Stretch O Max™ can be better than stretch wrap

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2010 3

Step 1: Gathering of the right length film over the 4 horns Step 2: Film sealing for a hood or film cutting for a sleeve Step 3: Stretching up to 90% to fit over the load Step 4: Film pulled down by the horns and released Step 5: Last part of the film is released under the load Overall process: 20 – 60 seconds depending on machine

Stretch O Max™ Process

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2010 4

Stretch O MaxTM applications

  • Pallets of Shipping Sacks

Peat Moss, Aggregates, Chemicals, Fuel Pellets.

  • Pallets of Boxes

Laminate flooring, Tissue, Battery Casing, Roofing shingles.

  • Pallets of Brick and Pavers.
  • Appliances.

 Stoves, Refrigerators, Air conditioning units.

  • Foam insulation panels.
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Applications

 Low Stretch, high puncture film:

  • Foam insulation panels : 15-25% stretch
  • Roofing shingles: 20% stretch
  • Air conditioning units: 30% stretch
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Applications

 Medium Stretch, high load retention film:

  • Brick & Block: 30-60% Stretch
  • Shipping sacks: 30-60% Stretch
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Applications

 Super stretch:

  • Appliances : Stretch 50-100%
  • Pallets of cases : Stretch 60-90%
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Stretch O Max ™ film for all markets 25% Regular High

STRETCH % TOUGHNESS LOW Stretch

50% 75%

High toughness

High Stretch

Medium Stretch

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Balcan/First Film Product Line

1) Low stretch < 25% Stretch up to 25%, good load retention, good toughness

  • ptions: slip, color, printing, sizes up to 140”

2) Medium Stretch 25% < x < 55% Stretch up to 55%, high load retention, regular toughness

  • ptions: slip, color, printing, sizes up to 140”

3) High Stretch > 55% Stretch up to 90%, high puncture & tear strength

  • ptions: slip, color, printing, sizes up to 98”

4) High Toughness for robust or cold applications Stretch up to 40%, high puncture & tear strength

  • ptions: slip, color, printing, sizes up to 140”
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2010 10

Information to Know

 Film Variables

Tubing size, film type, slip, color, printing, Economics

 Questions to ask

Pallet/load size, load retention requirements, film sample, machine age and type

 Key Film Properties to talk about

Ability to stretch, load retention, film toughness

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The secret of Stretch O Max Film

  • 1. The right bag size
  • 2. Elasticity (not just stretch-ability)
  • 3. Ability for the film to release from the arms with

no tears

  • 4. No tears due to double folds
  • 5. Quality control, film consistency
  • 6. Puncture strength  application specific
  • 7. Load retention  application specific
  • 8. Clarity  application specific