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Stretch film is essential in logistics and manufacturing sites. However, many companies face challenges such as "which thickness should be chosen," "what is the difference between hand-wrapping and machine-wrapping," and "is there a way to reduce costs while maintaining quality?" This document clearly explains the basic structure of commercial stretch film, the characteristics of raw materials, the mechanism of multilayer structures, and manufacturing methods such as cast and inflation methods. Additionally, it provides detailed information on selection criteria based on applications, usage methods that lead to improved logistics quality, and key points for cost reduction through thinner films and pre-stretching. Proper selection of stretch film not only prevents load shifting but also directly contributes to reducing packaging costs, improving work efficiency, and lowering environmental impact. This is a practical guide that compiles useful know-how for improving logistics and manufacturing sites.

Aren't you just ending it with "that was close"? It is said that many serious accidents in factories occur after numerous near-miss incidents. This document carefully selects and introduces examples of near-miss incidents commonly seen in manufacturing sites such as machining, sheet metal processing, assembly, logistics, and equipment maintenance. It clearly explains possible incidents and countermeasures that can occur in actual workplaces, making it useful as safety education material. We encourage you to download it and use it to enhance or review the basics of your company's safety activities. There are two versions available (Japanese and English): - Basic Safety Course: Your "near-miss" can save your colleagues — The first step to accident prevention learned from near-miss incidents — - Basic Safety Course: Your "near-miss" can save your colleagues — The first step to accident prevention learned from near-miss incidents — (English version) *This document is created with general manufacturing industry labor safety and environment in mind. *For specific individual cases or special environments, please confirm with your labor safety officer or internal labor safety committee before use.