Hand Wrap - Handy Line

The Millennium 3000 Hand Wrap - Handy Line is supplied as a stretch film designed for hand‑wrapping applications, sized at 12 inches wide, 400 metres long, and 65 GA thickness, packed six rolls per case. The film is manufactured in Canada using a polyethylene base that offers consistent cling and tear resistance. This product is marketed as an affordable alternative to traditional hand‑film wraps, providing reliable migration stability during normal wrapping tasks. Supplier data confirms the dimensions and case packaging.

Typical stretch‑film hand wraps in the market are made from low‑density polyethylene (LDPE) or linear low‑density polyethylene (LLDPE), delivering tensile strengths of 200 - 300 MPa and elongation at break around 600 %. Standard roll widths range from 10 in to 24 in, with lengths from 100 m to 600 m, matching the Handy Line’s 400 m offering. The 65 GA gauge corresponds to approximately 0.18 mm thickness, which balances flexibility with puncture resistance. Millennium 3000’s specification fits within these industry norms while emphasizing cost efficiency.

Target customers include packaging facilities, logistics firms and small‑scale manufacturers that need an economical hand‑wrap for pallet stabilization or product bundling. The supplier advertises aggressive pricing for container‑scale orders and invites direct contact to negotiate terms. Shipping is arranged on a container basis, and buyers should confirm the exact Incoterm and payment method prior to placing an order.

Millennium 3000 is registered at 2501 Steeles Avenue West Unit #4, Toronto, M3J 2P1, Ontario, Canada. The listing carries the harbor trust tier, indicating that basic verification of the company’s address and legal status has been performed by the platform.

The supplier’s profile records a response rate of 0 percent and no average response time, meaning that buyers may need to initiate contact proactively. Millennium 3000 focuses on supplying stretch‑film hand‑wrap products and notes that quality controls are applied during production, though specific certifications are not listed and must be requested.