Don’t blow it
No, you’re not seeing things. These are not small rolls of pallet wrap stacked on top of others. Nor are they rolls that have gained sentience and are now trying to escape their boxes…
How are things changing? State of the Union
Within the incredibly challenging global environment of 2020 most Kiwi businesses are now doing everything they can to stay competitive and cut costs without diminishing one iota of quality, safety or efficiency. We take a look at a few of the factors that are influencing these changes…
Your pallet can-do checklist
Here are five tools you shouldn’t be without in a busy distribution centre.
3 Ways D.Cs can Improve Sustainability Measures
When introducing effective sustainability measures there are a lot of big decisions that can be made when establishing a new building or operation. However it can be harder to see where change can effectively occur in a busy, well-established distribution centre…
Measure by measure
How do you accurately measure how much your pallet wrap is costing your company?
Five dodgy pallet decisions
How do you choose a pallet wrapping machine that perfectly fits the unique needs of your distribution centre? Getting it right involves looking at more than simply speed and containment criteria.
Uncovering the process – Wrap parameters
There is always more than meets the eye when it comes to making the most of your wrapping equipment.
Still waters run dependable
Do you have issues with stretch film riding up on pallets during transportation? Don’t worry – there’s a cost-effective, time-efficient answer. UP’s Application Specialist Jed Goudie will show you the ropes…
Ready to roll?
Distribution centres need to ensure their equipment is fit for purpose to make the most of an increase in sustainability gains and productivity profits from new wrap products. That’s why we have recently been retrofitting pallet wrappers to ensure the rollers can effectively work with this new film.
Pack and save and save and save
The Foodstuffs distribution centre in Palmerston North is a 35,000m², state-of-the-art facility running 24 hours a day and distributing more than 600,000 pallets of dry goods to the Lower North Island region each year. With the dual Wulftec WRTA system these pallets are now packed perfectly each time, every time.
