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Your Brand, On Every Pallet

Custom Pallet Wrap, Printed With Your Logo

Turn ordinary stretch film into branded, tamper-evident packaging. We print your logo, colors and message onto durable pallet wrap — from lightweight hand rolls to heavy machine film — so every load that leaves your dock protects the product and promotes the brand.

Hand & machine film
Full-color logo printing
Cast & blown options
Custom printed pallet wrap with logo Your logo, on every pallet
The complete guide

Everything you need to know about custom pallet wrap

Custom pallet wrap is standard stretch film — the clingy plastic that unitizes a pallet load — printed with your logo, brand colors, or a repeating message. It does the same job as plain film: holding boxes together, stabilizing loads for transit, and protecting product from dust and moisture. The difference is that every wrapped pallet becomes a branded, professional-looking unit as it moves through warehouses, trucks, and stores down the supply chain, and printed film also acts as a visible tamper and theft deterrent.

Because it is made to order, the right specification depends on your loads and how you wrap. This guide covers the film gauges and thicknesses available, the difference between cast and blown film, hand versus machine rolls, the colors and print options, how the ordering process runs from artwork to delivery, and how bulk pricing works. If you already know what you need, you can request a custom quote at any point.

Why go custom

Branded film works twice — load protection and brand marketing

Plain clear film is invisible to everyone who handles your freight. Custom pallet wrap printed with your logo does the same load-securing job while carrying your name across every dock, truck and store aisle it passes through. Whether you ship to distribution centers, retailers, or direct to customers, printed film makes your pallets look organized, professional, and unmistakably yours.

Brand visibility

Every pallet becomes a moving billboard. A repeating logo or message travels with the load through every warehouse and delivery point.

Security & tamper evidence

Printed film is far harder to remove and re-apply unnoticed, so a broken or mismatched wrap flags tampering and deters pilferage.

Made to spec

Choose the gauge, film type, roll width, and hand or machine format — we match your Pantone brand colors and handle bulk runs.

How it works

From your logo to your loading dock in four steps

1

Send your artwork

Share your logo (vector preferred), brand colors, and the gauge, width and quantity you need.

2

We design & proof

We lay out your repeating print, match your Pantone colors, and send a digital proof for review.

3

You approve

Confirm the proof and roll count. Nothing goes to production until you sign off.

4

We print & ship

Your film is printed, wound to spec, quality-checked, and shipped to your facility nationwide.

Gauges & dimensions

Stretch film gauge: which thickness do you need?

Film thickness is measured in gauge in the U.S. (also expressed in mils and microns). Heavier gauges hold heavier, sharper, or more irregular loads without tearing; lighter gauges are economical for light, stable loads. Here’s how common hand-film gauges and roll widths compare.

Film gauge (relative thickness)

80 gauge (roughly 0.8 mil / 20 micron) is the common general-purpose standard for typical pallet loads.

Common roll widths

Narrower 15"–20" rolls are typical for hand wrapping; wider rolls are common on automated machine wrappers.

GaugeApprox. mil / micronTypical loadBest for
37 ga Economy~0.37 mil / ~9 µmLightLight, stable boxed loads; unitizing light product
47 ga~0.47 mil / ~12 µmLight–mediumEveryday light loads, retail cartons
63 ga~0.63 mil / ~15 µmMediumGeneral warehouse and distribution pallets
80 ga Standard~0.80 mil / ~20 µmMedium–heavyMost general-purpose pallet loads
90 ga~0.90 mil / ~23 µmHeavyHeavier or slightly irregular loads
120 ga~1.2 mil / ~30 µmHeavy / sharpHeavy, sharp-edged or high-value loads

Gauge-to-mil-to-micron figures are approximate industry conversions; actual holding force also depends on film type and quality. We’ll confirm a spec with your quote.

Film types & durability

Cast or blown, hand or machine — built to hold the load

Stretch wrap comes in two main constructions. Cast film is made by a chill-roll process, so it’s clear, quiet to unwind, and easy to work with by hand — a good fit for lighter, uniform loads and clean brand printing. Blown film is extruded and cooled by air, giving it higher tear resistance, better load retention, and more strength on heavy or irregular loads, at the cost of some clarity and a louder unwind.

You’ll also choose between hand film, wound on lighter, narrower rolls for manual wrapping, and machine film, wound on longer, wider rolls for automated pallet wrappers. Pre-stretched film is a lighter option that arrives partially stretched, using less plastic per pallet. Which combination is right depends on your load weight, throughput, and whether you wrap by hand or machine.

  • Cast film — clear, quiet, easy hand wrap, sharp print surface
  • Blown film — high tear and puncture resistance for heavy loads
  • Hand rolls — lighter, narrower rolls for manual wrapping
  • Machine rolls — longer, wider rolls for automated wrappers
  • Multiple gauges — 37 to 120 gauge to match load weight
  • Pre-stretched option — less film per pallet, easier handling
Customization options

Make the wrap unmistakably yours

Full-color logo printing

Print your logo, text, or a repeating message in your exact brand colors along the length of the film.

Film color

Choose clear for visibility, opaque black for security and load concealment, or tinted colors for coding.

Gauge & thickness

From economy 37 gauge to heavy 120 gauge, matched to your load weight and edge sharpness.

Cast or blown

Pick cast for clarity and quiet unwind, or blown for maximum tear resistance on heavy loads.

Hand or machine

Hand rolls for manual wrapping or machine rolls sized for your automated pallet wrapper.

Bulk quantities

Order by the case or pallet of rolls, with per-roll pricing that improves as your volume grows.

Color guide

Pallet wrap colors and what they signal

Clear film is the everyday standard, but colored and opaque stretch wrap helps with security, color-coding, and brand consistency. Custom printing can be added over most of these. Common uses:

ClearEveryday standard; contents stay visible
Black (opaque)Security & concealment of contents
White (opaque)UV shielding & clean brand backdrop
BlueColor-code lines, lanes or customers
RedPriority, hold, or hazard flagging
GreenGo / released loads, sustainability lines
YellowHigh-visibility, caution, staging
Brand accentMatch a corporate or campaign color

Need an exact match? We print your Pantone brand colors onto the film so wrapped pallets align with the rest of your packaging.

Buyer’s guide

How to choose the right custom pallet wrap

The best film comes down to your load and how you wrap. Use this quick guide to match the load type to the right gauge, film construction, and format.

Your load / settingRecommended gaugeFilm typeFormat
Light, stable boxed goods37–47 gaCastHand
General warehouse pallets63–80 gaCastHand or machine
Heavy or dense loads80–90 gaBlownMachine
Sharp-edged / irregular loads90–120 gaBlownMachine
High-volume automated lines63–90 gaCast or pre-stretchedMachine

Not sure which fits your loads? Tell us the weight, wrap method and throughput and we’ll recommend a spec with your quote.

Bulk pricing

How custom pallet wrap pricing works

Custom stretch film is priced per roll, and the per-roll price drops as your quantity climbs. Your final quote depends on four things: film gauge, film type (cast or blown), number of print colors, and total quantity. Larger runs and simpler artwork bring the unit cost down the most.

Starter
1–4 cases
Pilots & small runs
Standard
5–19 cases
Best value for most orders
Volume
20–49 cases
Lower per-roll pricing
Enterprise
50+ cases
Best per-unit rate
FAQ

Custom pallet wrap questions, answered

What is custom pallet wrap?
It’s standard stretch film — the plastic that unitizes and stabilizes a pallet load — printed with your logo, colors, or a repeating message. It secures loads just like plain film while branding every pallet and acting as a visible tamper deterrent.
What is stretch film gauge and which should I use?
Gauge is the film’s thickness (also shown in mils and microns). Common hand-film gauges run from about 37 (economy, light loads) up to 120 (heavy, sharp loads). 80 gauge is a common general-purpose standard. Heavier, sharper loads generally need a higher gauge.
What’s the difference between cast and blown film?
Cast film is clear, quiet to unwind, and easy to hand-wrap, which suits lighter uniform loads and clean printing. Blown film has higher tear resistance and load retention for heavy or irregular loads, but is less clear and louder to unwind.
What’s the difference between hand and machine film?
Hand film comes on lighter, narrower rolls for manual wrapping. Machine film comes on longer, wider rolls made for automated pallet wrappers. Tell us how you wrap and we’ll match the format.
Can the film be printed in my exact brand colors?
Yes. We print to your specified Pantone (PMS) colors so wrapped pallets match the rest of your packaging and branding.
Does printed film help with security and tamper evidence?
Yes. A printed, branded wrap is much harder to remove and re-apply unnoticed than plain film, so a broken, mismatched, or missing wrap is an obvious sign of tampering and helps deter pilferage in transit.
Can I get colored or opaque pallet wrap?
Yes. Beyond clear film, opaque black conceals contents for security, opaque white shields from UV, and tinted colors help color-code lines, lanes, or customers. Custom printing can be added over most options.
What roll widths are available?
Common widths include 15″, 18″, and 20″ for hand wrapping, with wider rolls typical on machine wrappers. We’ll confirm the widths that fit your loads and equipment with your quote.
What’s the minimum order for custom printed film?
Because printing plates and setup are involved, custom runs carry a minimum quantity, and the per-roll price improves as volume grows. Share your target quantity in a quote request for exact numbers.
What artwork format do you need?
Vector files (AI, EPS, PDF, or SVG) give the cleanest print, but we can work from high-resolution logos too. Send whatever you have and we’ll let you know if we need anything sharper before proofing.
Will custom film work in my automatic wrapper?
Yes. We wind machine film to the widths and core sizes your automated wrapper uses. Let us know your machine and settings so we can spec a compatible roll.
Do you ship nationwide?
Yes, we ship custom pallet wrap across the U.S. Shipping is quoted with your order based on quantity, gauge, and destination.
How do I get a quote?
Use the custom quote form with your gauge, film type, quantity, colors and artwork, or call (929) 605-4397. You’ll get pricing and a production timeline back quickly.

Ready to put your brand on every pallet?

Tell us your gauge, film type, quantity and colors — we’ll send back exact pricing, a proof, and a production timeline. Bulk orders welcome.