The image on the left shows results from 1000 uses of each alternative, and factors in a 50km return journey each time a reusable wrap is used. After 8 re-uses, you'll save on plastic. After 19 re-uses, you'll lower your GHG emissions.
This data has been obtained through recalculations of the Stretch Wrap Alternative Project.
Our strength testing with Australian Compliance Labs shows Bearhug wraps to have superior structural integrity when under tilted forces than 20 revolutions or 88m of 11um stretch wrap.
Closed loops: Provide the greatest cost benefit - the more often pallets are wrapped in plastic, the more you could save.
Open loops: Potential price parity with current plastic wrap expense depending on the frequency of use (1x per week) and breakage reductions.
Manual: Wrap pallets manually in 60 seconds compared to 90 seconds with plastic.
Automation: Coming soon and expected to wrap pallets in 20 seconds instead of 60 seconds with plastic automated machines.
