A practical purchasing checklist.
A useful stretch wrap quote starts with a clear product reference and a realistic purchasing requirement. Gather the information you already have; you can discuss missing details with us.
- Identify the application. State whether your team wraps pallets by hand or uses a pallet wrapping machine.
- Describe the current product. Include the brand, product code, or details from the label. Copy specifications as written rather than estimating them.
- Record the roll dimensions. Note width, length, thickness, and core information where available. Keep the units alongside each value.
- Explain purchasing volume. Include rolls or cases per order, approximate reorder frequency, and any changes you anticipate.
- Give delivery details. Provide the Texas city, requested timing, and any receiving requirements relevant to the order.
- State your review requirements. Tell us if you need to discuss machine compatibility, an evaluation, or another approval step before changing products.
Keep comparisons clear.
Review the quoted product reference and roll specifications together with pricing. Different roll lengths or other specification changes can make a price-per-roll comparison incomplete. Clarify what is included in the proposal before deciding.
Stretch wrap or shrink wrap?
These terms are sometimes used interchangeably in conversation, but they describe different films. Stretch film is stretched around the load; shrink film uses heat to shrink. Orthodox Solutions focuses on hand and machine pallet stretch wrap. Share the roll label if you are unsure which type your warehouse uses.
Film terminology reference: Allied Packaging’s stretch and shrink film explanation.
Turn the checklist into a request.
Use the quote form below to prepare an email for our team. You review the request before sending it. For application-specific details, read the hand wrap or machine film guide.