Start with the failure point.
Sharp corners can concentrate force into a small area. Heavy or uneven loads can shift during wrapping and handling. Before selecting a film, identify whether the real problem is edge puncture, film breakage on the wrapper, poor containment, top-load movement or damage after transport.
Four inputs that affect the recommendation.
| Load and edge profile | Describe the product, pallet dimensions, weight, corner shape and any exposed sharp points. |
|---|---|
| Wrapping method | Confirm hand or machine wrapping, wrapper model, pre-stretch setting, film width and current gauge. |
| Required containment | Clarify how stable the load must remain through storage, forklift handling and transport. |
| Current failure mode | State when breaks, punctures or load movement occur. A photo or short video can make technical discussion faster. |
Test performance on the real pallet.
High puncture resistance and stable containment are application outcomes, not universal promises. A fair trial uses the same load conditions and records film use, break events and the load condition after handling. This is the practical way to judge whether a high-performance or nano stretch-film construction is appropriate.