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Hand Stretch Film Hand Stretch Film PREDATOR™ SELECT 1500 SERIES HAND STRETCH FILM đŏ/0ŏ/0.!0$ŏü()ŏ3%0$ŏ!4!((!*0ŏ(+ ŏ.!0%*%*#ŏ,%(%05 STRETCH BANDING FILM WITH PLASTIC DISPENSER đŏ%#$ŏü()ŏ,1*01.!ŏ* ŏ0!.ŏ.!/%/0*! đŏ$%**!.ŏ#1#!ŏü()ŏ3%0$ŏ$%#$ŏ,!."+.)*!ŏ* ŏ+/0ŏ/2%*#/ đŏ+/0/ŏ(!//ŏ0$*ŏ/0.,,%*#ŏ0,!ŏ+.ŏ03%*! đŏ *(1 !/ŏ,(/0%ŏ %/,!*/!.ŏ,!.ŏ/! Case Pallet Item# Description Pack Count Case Pallet Item# Description Pack Count 400151451 15'' x 1500' 4/cs 48 400031201 3'' x 700', 120 GA, Clear 18/cs 60 40003801 3'' x 1000', 80 GA, Clear 18/cs 60 40003802 3'' x 1000', 80 GA, Red 18/cs 60 400051201 5'' x 700', 120 GA, Clear 12/cs 60 40005809 5'' x 1000', 80 GA, Blue 12/cs 60 40005801 5'' x 1000', 80 GA, Clear 12/cs 60 Other Colors Available PREDATOR™ ULTRA 1800 SERIES & PREMIUM 1880 SERIES HAND STRETCH FILM đŏ.! 0+.ŏ(0.ŏāĉĀĀŏ,!."+)*!ŏ(+3*ŏü()ŏ%/ŏ+1.ŏ!/0ŏ /!((%*#Čŏ#!*!.(ŏ,1.,+/!ŏ$* ŏü() đŏ$%/ŏ2!./0%(!ŏü()Ě/ŏ1*,.((!(! ŏ,1*01.!ŏ* ŏ0!.ŏ.!/%/0*!ŏ )'!/ŏ%0ŏ!/5ŏ0+ŏ1/!ŏ* ŏ.! 1!/ŏü()ŏ.!'/ đŏ$!ŏ+10/0* %*#ŏ(%*#ŏ,'#!ŏ'!!,/ŏ0$!ŏ3.,ŏ%*00ŏ3%0$ŏŏ *+ŏ0%(/ đŏ.! 0+.ŏ.!)%1)ŏāĉĉĀŏ%/ŏŏ(%#$03!%#$0ŏ,.!)%1)ŏ(+3*ŏ$* ŏ ü()ŏ!40.1 ! ŏ3%0$ŏ/,!%(ŏ+.%!*00%+*ŏ"+.ŏŏ/0.+*#!.ŏü()ŏ0ŏ 0$%**!.ŏ#1#!/ đŏ+((/ŏ.!ŏ(%#$03!%#$0ŏ* ŏ!/5ŏ0+ŏ1/!Čŏ)%*%)%6%*#ŏ"0%#1!ŏ 1.%*#ŏ,,(%0%+* đŏ/ŏ%*.! %(!ŏ(+ ŏ$+( %*#ŏ"+.!ŏ0+ŏ#!0ŏ5+1.ŏ,.+ 10/ŏ0+ŏ STRETCH BANDING FILM WITH EXTENDED CORE 0$!%.ŏ !/0%*0%+*ŏ/"!(5 đŏ(!.ŏ/0.!0$ŏ* %*#ŏü()ŏ3%0$ŏ %/,+/(!ŏ!40!* ! ŏ+.!ŏ Case Pallet $* (!ŏ1* (!/ŏ* ŏ/!1.!/ŏ,'#!/ Item# Ultra Pack Count đŏ!,(!/ŏ/0.,,%*#Čŏ0,!ŏ* ŏ/0.%*#ŏ0ŏŏ)1$ŏ(+3!.ŏ+/0 4001800 18'' x 1500' 4/cs 48 đŏ(%*#/ŏ+*(5ŏ0+ŏ%0/!("Čŏ(!2%*#ŏ*+ŏ.!/% 1! Premium Case Pallet Item# Description Pack Count 40018001 18'' x 1500' 4/cs 48 40005805 5'' x 1000', 80 GA 12/cs 60 79 Hand Stretch Film TORQUE® HAND FILM PREDATOR™ HYBRID PLUS 1880 SERIES đŏ!/%#*! ŏ/ŏŏ$%#$ŏ,!."+.)*!ŏ* ŏ!*2%.+*)!*0((5ŏ & ULTRA PLUS 1800 SERIES HAND STRETCH FILM /!*/%0%2!ŏ$* ŏü()ŏ"+.ŏ)4%)1)ŏ1*%0%60%+* đŏ()+/0ŏ/ŏ/0.+*#ŏ/ŏ/0!!(Čŏ.! 0+.ŏ(0.ŏ(1/ŏĒŏ5.% ŏ(1/ŏ đŏ$!ŏ1(0.ŏ0$%*ŏ#1#!ŏ.! 1!/ŏ,'#%*#ŏ)0!.%(ŏ /0ŏ$* ŏü()ŏ3%((ŏ0'!ŏ+*ŏ5+1.ŏ0+1#$!/0ŏ,,(%0%+*/ +*/1),0%+*ŏ* ŏ+/0/ŏ đŏ(0.ŏ(1/ŏĒŏ5.% ŏ(1/ŏ/0ŏ%()ŏ+û!.č đŏ+( ! ŏ! #!/ŏ,.+2% !ŏ ! ŏ/0.!*#0$ŏ* ŏ.! 1! ŏ0!.%*# ŏ ġŏ *.! %(!ŏ(+ ŏ+*0%*)!*0 đŏ(!.ŏ.+((/ ŏ ġŏ0%ûČŏ)1(0%ġ(5!.ŏ"+.)1(0%+* Case Pallet ŏ ġŏ10/0* %*#ŏ2(1!ŏ* ŏ5%!( Item# Mfg# Description Pack Count ŏ ġŏ%#$ŏ,1*01.!ŏ.!/%/0*! 3 40018156 STX18V15 16 /4'' x 1500', 24 GA Bulk 118 Case Pallet 40011131 STIII1815 16.65'' x 1500', 35.5 GA 4/cs 24 Item# Hybrid Plus Pack Count 400181510 ST701815 16.65'' x 1500', 39 GA 4/cs 24 40018002 18'' x 1476' 4/cs 48 1 400161570 ST701715 17 /2'' x 1500', 39 GA 4/cs 24 Ultra Plus 40018003 18'' x 1476' 4/cs 48 STRETCH FLEX® 5L HW IV PALLET HAND WRAP đŏ$!ŏ%*.!/! ŏ,1*01.!ŏ.!/%/0*!ŏ,.+2% !/ŏ.!(%(!ŏ ,!."+.)*!ŏ0$0ŏ% !((5ŏ3.,/ŏŏ2.%!05ŏ+"ŏ%..!#1(.ŏ/1."!/ŏ * ŏ(+ ŏ/$,!/ đŏ1,!.%+.ŏ+,0%/ŏ(!0ŏ5+1.ŏ,.+ 10/ŏ!ŏ/!!*ŏ(!.(5ŏ"+.ŏ!/5ŏ % !*0%ü0%+*ŏ* ŏ!(!0.+*%ŏ/**%*#ŏ%*ŏ0$!ŏ %/0.%10%+*ŏ ,.+!// đŏ(!.ŏ.+((/ Case Pallet Item# Mfg# Description Pack Count SPARTAN HAND FILM 40015701 HF178150000 15'' x 1500', 70 GA 4/cs 48 đŏ%#$ŏ,!."+.)*!ŏ* ŏ!*2%.+*)!*0((5ŏ/!*/%0%2!ŏ/0.!0$ŏü() 4001281 HF203120000 12'' x 1500', 80 GA 4/cs 60 đŏ/0ŏ)*1"01.%*#ŏ,.+!// đŏ%#$ŏ(.%05ŏü()ŏ.+((/ŏ3%0$ŏ/1,!.%+.ŏ(+ ŏ.!0!*0%+* 4001581 HF203150000 15'' x 1500', 80 GA 4/cs 48 đŏ(0.ŏ0$%*ŏü()ŏ0$%'*!// 40018801 HF203180000 18'' x 1500', 80 GA 4/cs 48 Case Pallet 4001890 HF229180000 18'' x 1500', 90 GA 4/cs 48 Item# Mfg# Description Pack Count 80 4001611 SH11405457 16'' x 1500', 11 MIC 24/cs 24 Hand Stretch Film SIGMA CLASSIC BLOWN HAND STRETCH FILM đŏ!*!.(ŏ,1.,+/!Čŏ$* ŏ,,(%! ŏ/0.!0$ŏü()ŏ$+( /ŏ((ŏČŏŏĒŏŏ (+ / SIGMA SUPREME HAND FILM đŏ*,.((!(! ŏ,1*01.!ŏ* ŏ0!.ŏ.!/%/0*!ŏ,(1/ŏ#.!0ŏ(%*# đŏ %#$03!%#$0Čŏ,.!)%1)ŏ(+3*ŏ$* ŏü()ċŏ%#)ŏ1,.!)!ŏ%/ŏ Case Pallet ŏ,.!)%1)ŏ#. !ŏü()ŏ!40.1 ! ŏ3%0$ŏ/,!%(ŏ+.%!*00%+*ŏ"+.ŏ Item# Mfg# Description Pack Count ŏ/0.+*#!.ŏü()ŏ0ŏ0$%**!.ŏ#1#!/ċŏ+((/ŏ.!ŏ(%#$03!%#$0ŏ* ŏ 400189011 HBH181590 18'' x 1500', .90 MIL 4/cs 36 !/5ŏ0+ŏ1/!Čŏ)%*%)%6%*#ŏ"0%#1!ŏ 1.%*#ŏ,,(%0%+* đŏ/ŏ3%0$ŏ((ŏ+"ŏ%#)Ě/ŏ(+3*ŏü()ŏ,.+ 10/Čŏ1,.!)!ŏ$/ŏ %*.! %(!ŏ(+ ŏ$+( %*#ŏ"+.!ŏ0+ŏ#!0ŏ5+1.ŏ,.+ 10/ŏ0+ŏ0$!%.ŏ !/0%*0%+*ŏ/"!(5 đŏ,,(%0%+*/ŏ *(1 !čŏ+( ŏ*2%.+*)!*0/ŏ.+!.5ŏ .!$+1/!/ŏ *0!.*(ŏ.,,%*#ŏ+4! ŏ.+ 10/ŏ++ ŏ .+!//+./ŏ((ŏ + ŏ.+ü(!/ŏ((ŏ* ŏ,,(%0%+*/ŏ .!$+1/!/ŏ.%'ŏ* ŏ(+'ŏ ..!#1(.ŏ$,! ŏ + /ŏ %/0.%10%+*ŏ!*0!./ŏ##! ŏ.+ 10/ Case Pallet Item# Mfg# Description Pack Count 4001614 HPB161557 16'' x 1500', .57 MIL 4/cs 48 4001616 HPB161563 16'' x 1500', .63 MIL 4/cs 48 SIGMA ECOSUPREME PRE-STRETCH FILM đŏ*#%*!!.! ŏ(+3*ŏ)/0!.ŏ.+((/ŏ3%0$ŏŏ,.+,.%!0.5ŏ,.+!// đŏ+4! ŏ(!.ŏ.+((/ Case Pallet Item# Mfg# Description Pack Count 1 4001615 HPE1615ECO 15 /2'' x 1476', 39 GA 4/cs 48 1 40016152 HPE1615ECO2 15 /2'' x 1476', 33 GA 4/cs 48 1 40016156 HPE1615ECO3 15 /2'' x 1476', 29 GA 4/cs 48 1 400161541 HPE1615ECO4 15 /2'' x 1476', 24 GA 4/cs 48 COLORED-TINTED STRETCH FILM đŏ+(+.ŏ,((!0ŏ3.,ŏ"+.ŏ% !*0%ü0%+*ŏ* ŏ0),!.ŏ!2% !*! đŏ%#$ŏü()ŏ,1*01.!ŏ* ŏ0!.ŏ.!/%/0*! Case Pallet Item# Description Pack Count 40015804 15'' x 1500', 80 GA, Green 4/cs 48 40015702 15'' x 1500', 80 GA, Orange 4/cs 48 40015801 15'' x 1500', 80 GA, Red 4/cs 48 SIGMA EXTENDED CORE HAND FILM 400157021 15'' x 1500', 80 GA, Yellow 4/cs 48 đŏ.!)%1)ŏ#. !Čŏ/0ŏ+ġ!40.1 ! ŏ$* ŏü()ŏ đŏ+1* ŏ+*ŏŏāā/4''ŏ+.!ŏ3%0$ŏĆņņŏ,,(%0%+*ŏ$* (!/ 400188019 18'' x 1500', 80 GA, Blue 4/cs 48 đŏ+ŏ %/,!*/!./ŏ.!ŏ.!-1%.! 400188018 18'' x 1500', 80 GA, Green 4/cs 48 Case Pallet 400188016 18'' x 1500', 80 GA, Red 4/cs 48 Item# Mfg# Description Pack Count Other Colors Available 40020801 RSC201080 20'' x 1000', .80 MIL 4/cs 48 81 Machine Stretch Film PREDATOR™ PREMIUM 2080 SERIES MACHINE STRETCH FILM đŏ/0ŏ/0.!0$ŏü()ŏ3%0$ŏ!4!((!*0ŏ(+ ŏ.!0%*%*#ŏ,%(%05 NEXUS® MACHINE FILM đŏ%#$ŏü()ŏ,1*01.!ŏ* ŏ0!.ŏ.!/%/0*! đŏ. %0%+*(ŏ#1#!ŏü()/ŏ2%((! đŏ *+),.(!ŏ$+( %*#ŏ"+.! đŏ$%**!.ŏ#1#!ŏü()ŏ3%0$ŏ$%#$ŏ,!."+.)*!ŏ* ŏ+/0ŏ/2%*#/ đŏ4!,0%+*(ŏ(+ ŏ+*0%*)!*0ŏ* ŏ/0%(%05 đŏ*!(%!2(!ŏ,1*01.!ŏ.!/%/0*! Item# Description Pallet Count đŏ! 1! ŏ+/0ŏ,!.ŏ1*%0 4012063502 20'' x 5000' 50 !01.!/ŏĒŏ!*!ü0/ đŏ*!ġ/% ! ŏ(%*#ŏ!(%)%*0!/ŏ0%(/ĥ.!+%( đŏ%#$ŏ(.%05 4012075509 20'' x 5000', Boxed, 75 GA 48 đŏ1*01.!ŏ* ŏ0!.ŏ.!/%/0*0 4012075502 20'' x 5000', Bulk, 75 GA 40 đŏ4!((!*0ŏ"+.!ŏ0+ŏ(+ ŏŊŏ(+3!/0ŏ+/0ŏ,!.ŏ,((!0 đŏ!3!.ŏ.+((ŏ$*#!/ŏ,.+)+0!/ŏ/1/0%*%(%05 401208050 20'' x 5000', Bulk, 80 GA 40 Item# Mfg# Description Pallet Count 401305580001 30'' x 8000', Bulk, 55 GA 20 401160500 NX115500 20'' x 10000', 45.3 GA 40 40130451 NX115750 30'' x 10000', 45.3 GA 20 401204510 NX127500 20'' x 9000', 50 GA 40 40130502 NX127750 30'' x 9000', 50 GA 20 4012050751 NX140500 20'' x 8000', 55 GA 40 OPAQUE HAND/MACHINE WRAP PALLET STRETCH FILM đŏ//%/0/ŏ%*ŏ/!1.%*#ŏ,((!0ŏ+*0!*0/ đŏ!(,/ŏ-1%'(5ŏ% !*0%"5ŏ %û!.!*0ŏ(+ / đŏ,-1!ŏ('ŏ.+((/ Case Pallet Item# Mfg# Hand Wrap Pack Count 40018805 HAA181580 18'' x 1500', .80 MIL 4/cs 36 Machine Wrap 4012080500 20'' x 5000', 80 GA 1/rl 40 ULTIMATE FORCE® MACHINE FILM đŏ.+2!*ŏ,!."+.)*!Čŏ.!#. (!//ŏ+"ŏ#1#! đŏ!."!0ŏ"+.ŏ$%#$ŏ!* ŏ/0.!0$ŏ3.,,%*#ŏ,,(%0%+*/ đŏ!.ĥ.!'ŏ.!/%/0*0ŏ"+.ŏ1*%0!..1,0! ŏ3.,,%*# !01.!/ŏĒŏ!*!ü0/ đŏ1%!0ĥ(!.ŏ/0ŏü()ŏ3%0$ŏ$%#$ŏ!(+*#0%+* đŏ*!ġ/% ! ŏ(%*#ŏ* ŏ!/5ŏ1*3%* đŏ+3*ŏ#1#!ŏ,%(%05ŏ"+.ŏ(+3ŏ+/0ŏ,!.ŏ(+ đŏ+ŏ.ŏ+ !ŏ/**!.ŏ%//1!/ Item# Mfg# Description Pallet Count 40120391 UF100500 20'' x 11250', 39 GA 40 40130471 UF100750 30'' x 9000', 50 GA 20 40120511 UF130500 20'' x 9000', 51 GA 40 40130511 UF130750 30'' x 9000', 51 GA 20 4012063503 UF160500 20'' x 7250', 63 GA 40 40120711 UF180500 20'' x 6500', 71 GA 40 40130711 UF180750 30'' x 6500', 71 GA 20 82 Shrink Film EXLFILMPLUS™ POLYOLEFIN SHRINK FILM đŏ%#$ŏ,!."+.)*!ŏ.+//ŏ(%*'! ŏ,+(5+(!ü*ŏ/$.%*'ŏü() đŏ!./0%(!ŏġŏ,!."+.)/ŏ+*ŏ/!(%*#ŏ/5/0!)/ŏ* ŏ/$.%*'ŏ01**!(/ đŏ.+2% !/ŏŏ/0.+*#ŏ/!(ŏ/"!ŏ"+.ŏ %.!0ŏ"++ ŏ+*00 EXLFILM™ QSL QUICK SHRINK FILM Case đŏŏ"/0ġ/!(%*#Čŏ1(0.ġ"/0ŏ/$.%*'%*#ŏ,.+ 10%+*ŏü() Item# Mfg# Description Pack đŏ 4%)%6!/ŏ,.+ 10%+*ŏ/,!! /ŏ!2!*ŏ1* !.ŏ0$!ŏ)+/0ŏ 250181001 IK4F1800 18'' x 5830', 45 GA 1/rl !)* %*#ŏ,,(%0%+*/ŏ/1$ŏ/ŏ(!* ./ŏ* ŏ2%*5(ŏ 25008601 IK6F0800 8'' x 4375', 60 GA 1/rl ,.+ 10/ đŏ4(ü()IJŏ ŏ,.+,!.0%!/ŏ.!ŏ*+*ġ+..+/%2! 25010605 IK6F1000 10'' x 4375', 60 GA 1/rl đŏ!*0!.ŏ"+( 25012601 IK6F1200 12'' x 4375', 60 GA 1/rl Case 25016605 IK6F1600 16'' x 4375', 60 GA 1/rl Item# Mfg# Description Pack 25018601 IK6F1800 18'' x 4375', 60 GA 1/rl 25012754 IQ3F1200 12'' x 7500', 35 GA 1/rl 25022601 IK6F2200 22'' x 4375', 60 GA 1/rl 2502235 IQ3F2200 22'' x 7500', 35 GA 1/rl 25012752 IK7F1200 12'' x 3500', 75 GA 1/rl 25014754 IK7F1400 14'' x 3500', 75 GA 1/rl 25016756 IK7F1600 16'' x 3500', 75 GA 1/rl 25018752 IK7F1800 18'' x 3500', 75 GA 1/rl 25020758 IK7F2000 20'' x 3500', 75 GA 1/rl 25024752 IK7F2400 24'' x 3500', 75 GA 1/rl 25028753 IK7F2800 28'' x 3500', 75 GA 1/rl 25012100 IK1F1200 12'' x 2625', 100 GA 1/rl 25014100 IK1F1400 14'' x 2625', 100 GA 1/rl 250161002 IK1F1600 16'' x 2625', 100 GA 1/rl SYTEC® 701 POLYOLEFIN SHRINK FILM đŏû!./ŏ!4!((!*0ŏ0.*/,.!*5ŏ* ŏ#(+// đŏŏ,,.+2! ŏ"+.ŏ"++ ŏ+*00 đŏ(!.Čŏ!*0!.ġ"+( ŏü()ŏ.+((/ Case Item# Mfg# Description Pack SYTEC® MVP POLYOLEFIN SHRINK FILM 25018454 G70100045180020 18'' x 5830', 45 GA 1/rl đŏ.+//ŏ(%*'! ŏü()ŏ/1%0(!ŏ"+.ŏ3$!.!ŏ(+3ŏ/$.%*'#!ŏ 25022602 G70100060220020 22'' x 4375', 60 GA 1/rl 0!),!.01.!/ŏ* ŏ$%#$ŏ/$.%*'#!ŏ/,!! /ŏ.!ŏ.!-1%.! đŏ!/%#*! ŏ0+ŏ,!."+.)ŏ+*ŏ((ŏ05,!/ŏ+"ŏņņ ņņŏ.ŏ/!(!./Čŏ 2502460 G70100060240020 24'' x 4375', 60 GA 1/rl $%#$ŏ/,!! ŏ/% !ŏ/!(!./ŏ* ŏ10+)0%ŏ"+.)ŏü((ŏ* ŏ/!(ŏ 2502660 G70100060260020 26'' x 4375'60 GA 1/rl !-1%,)!*0ŏ3%0$ŏ!%0$!.ŏ0$!.)(ŏ+.ŏ/00%ŏ/!(ŏ/5/0!)/ đŏ(!.Čŏ!*0!.ġ"+( ŏü()ŏ.+((/ 25008752 G70100075080020 8'' x 3500', 75 GA 1/rl Case 25010752 G70100075100020 10'' x 3500', 75 GA 1/rl Item# Mfg# Description Pack 25012753 G70100075120020 12'' x 3500', 75 GA 1/rl 25014601 GMVP00060140020 14'' x 4375',
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