A Little Paranoia Might Be Good For Your Stretch Wrapping
People generally don’t like change. But they shouldn’t shy away when it comes to changing up their stretch wrapping processes. Find out why.
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Don’t Let the Triple Whammy Increase Your Shipping Damage
What is the triple whammy of stretch wrapping and how can you keep it from increasing your product damage.
Combat Low Productivity Growth with Stretch Wrapper Automation
In an April 1 article in Fortune magazine, Erika Fry wrote that since 2010 U.S. productivity has ran into somewhat of a slump. According to the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics, over the last five years productivity has only risen 0.5 percent compared to 1995 – 2005 when productivity peaked at an average annual […]
3 Ways to Keep Forklift Accidents at Bay
About 110,000 forklift accidents happen every year costing companies thousands of dollars. What can you do to help prevent them?
Avoid This Classic Stretch Wrapping Mistake
Buying the right stretch wrapper that can handle your volume is paramount. But know the difference between peak production and average production.
How to Stop Repetitive Work When Stretch Wrapping
Repetitive strain injuries cost companies billions every year. Find out what you can do when stretch wrapping to avoid them.
Driver-less Cars and Operator-less Stretch Wrappers
As technology improves, so do stretch wrappers. Find out how this new generation of intelligent stretch wrappers are improving stretch wrap quality.
Potholes and Bad Stretch Wrapping: How Both Are Draining Your Pockets
Americans spend $516 a year on car repairs. These costs are hidden, similar to shipping damage. Fix the damage with better stretch wrapping.
Stretch Wrapper Buyers Beware! Don’t Overlook These 5 Cost Drivers
There are 5 major cost drivers of stretch wrappers. The cost is usually the ultimate deciding factor when buying a machine, but should it be? Read on.
5 Golden Rules for Buying a Stretch Wrapper
You’ve got a lot of options when it comes to stretch wrappers. Buy smart. Not all machines are created equal. Here are 5 things to consider.
