CASE STUDY
Subject: LiteWrapper pallet wrap system

Hello.
We are a logistics world company and we want to receive information about your dispenser of film litewrapper model DP212
Please, could you send us a complete information about the product, price, term of supply, etc?.
Best Regards.
Vincente
Contract Manager
Logistics E.
Making Business Flow

Dear Vincente,

Thank you very much for your inquiry and interest in our Lite Wrapper system.

The key benefits of the systems are:

* You can wrap a pallet in less than one minute
* you walk forward, so you see where you walk (safe) and you only need one hand
* you do not need to bend, so no more back injuries or dizzy operators.
* compared to conventional 23 micron film the film reduction will be 70% in weight
* the tension on the pallets is regulated by the dispenser, not by the operator. So no matter who or when the pallet is wrapped, the quality of wrapping is constant
* stronger film, no "neck-down" of the film (film will not become more narrow while wrapping) makes it possible to wrap your pallets BETTER with LESS turn around the pallets.
* more pallets wrapped with 1 roll of film

Could you inform me about the quantity of pallets you wrap by hand in your operation?
Then we can offer you a solution, that will offer you time and money savings. And you will reduce waist (waste surely?) also!

Best regards,
René

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