How is film typically packaged and shipped?

Rollstock is wound onto cardboard or plastic cores sized to your equipment, then protected with stretch wrap or edge protection to prevent telescoping and edge damage in transit. Rolls are then palletized and secured for freight, with pallet configuration set by roll weight and your receiving equipment, whether that is a forklift, a roll stand, or manual handling.

Pre-converted bags or pouches are typically cartoned, often by count or weight depending on the product, and palletized the same way for shipment. We will confirm roll dimensions, core size, and pallet configuration as part of the order so the film arrives ready to load directly onto your equipment without repackaging on your end.

If you have specific receiving constraints, dock height, roll diameter limits, maximum pallet weight, let us know before the order ships, not after.