Fight Repetitive Strain Injuries with a Stretch Wrapper
Too many workers in the industrial setting suffer from repetitive strain injuries. Stop putting them at risk with a stretch wrapper.
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Essential Stretch Wrapping Terminology
Check out this quick primer on the terminology of stretch wrapping.
Eliminating Bottlenecks and Expensive Labor with a Well Placed Case Erector
A case erector is always going to be working. It’s faster and cheaper than manual labor yielding higher case quality. Talk to Lantech about case erectors.
Eliminate Damage — Don’t Be Part of the Stretch Wrapping Crime Scene
Damaged loads are a hidden crime. They’re like a dirty little secret. They’re hard to admit to and are swept under the rug or treated as a nuisance.
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.
Don’t Risk Load Failure With Bad Cases
Companies expect their products to safely arrive at their destinations in the same condition they left. Whether they ship an expensive load of
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.
Don’t Overlook This Easy Way to Reduce Product Damage
The scope of the consumer electronics industry is huge and accounts for $200 billion in sales. However, some of the industry’s profits disappear.
Do You Know the Golden Rule of Containment Force?
Containment Force is the total force applied to your load at a given point. The amount of Containment Force can mean the difference between a load that is safe to ship and a disaster waiting to happen. The goal of cost-efficient shipping is setting the stretch wrapper so that the Containment Force is appropriate without […]
Cutting Logistics Costs in Worldwide Operations
There are many business-to-business operations that exist today with a global presence, either in operational locations or by customers served. But the expanding geographic reach of so many businesses has greatly complicated logistics networks.
