Advantages Over Conventional Stretch Film
- Reduces packaging costs
- High puncture and tear resistance
- Smooth exterior
- High spring force
- More linear meters of film per pallet space
- More running meters per roll
- Suitable for frozen food applications
- Suitable for certain food contact applications (details)
- Recyclability based on the documented product characteristics
Now also available in a NOcore version
Our proven ENO®xtrem quality—now also available as NOcore version. This not only significantly reduces film consumption but also eliminates the need for the standard “cardboard core” entirely.
High puncture resistance
The stretch film can be stretched in both directions to an impressive degree and therefore offers extremely high puncture resistance. ENO®xtrem is extremely thin and thus extremely economical to use. Here, you can cut back on costs without feeling guilty.
More meters on the roll
More meters on the roll mean fewer roll changes for your staff and, at the same time, less waste from cardboard cores that they have to dispose of; more meters per pallet and thus less storage space; fewer warehouse operations and less tedious pallet swapping; fewer shipments and thus lower CO₂ emissions from transport vehicles.
Ultra-light 667g core
While with other suppliers you often have to buy thick, heavy cardboard tubes at the price of plastic wrap, we offer you the ultra-light 667g red core.
Recyclable
Our stretch film is made of polyethylene and, where applicable, additives and stabilizers, and is generally recyclable.
ENO®xtrem allows you to significantly reduce stretch film consumption even without a pre-stretch system. This hard, specialty stretch film can be stretched up to 120% and exhibits very high recovery forces. With initial thicknesses ranging from 9 to 14 µm, it can replace conventional stretch films with thicknesses of 15 to 23 µm. Also available as a
