Aerosonic
Breathable stretch film with controlled perforation — engineered to let the load breathe and stop condensation.
Solid film traps heat and moisture against the load. The result: condensation, slow cooling, spoiled produce, rusting can crowns, peeling labels and rejected shipments.
A sealed plastic skin has no way to release water vapour or warm air. The load sweats inside its own wrap.
Aerosonic introduces a precise perforation pattern — large enough for controlled airflow, small enough to keep contaminants and pests out.
Rival perforated films can look identical on the roll. In use they are not: their holes do not open as the film is applied, because the film itself will not stretch — an inherent weakness in the material. The perforation you paid for never delivers the airflow it promises. Aerosonic is built the other way round — hole size and density are set to your load, not left to chance.
What it does for your operation
- Controlled perforation for airflow without exposure
- Eliminates condensation and the rust, mould and label damage it causes
- Speeds cooling and blast-freezing — product reaches temperature faster
- Reinforced edges keep containment force where solid films fail
- Machine and hand grades
How to wrap with it
Because the reinforcing is built into these films, they need far fewer revolutions than ordinary wrap — plain or perforated, hand-applied or machine. Apply the inside face of the film to the goods: it has the better adhesion.
- Two revolutions at the base
Secure the load to the pallet before anything else.
- Spiral up with 20–30 mm overlap
One pass. The reinforcing carries the containment that extra revolutions would otherwise have to provide.
- Two revolutions at the top
Close the load off at the top layer.
- Tension to secure, not to crush
Enough tension to fully secure the load — over-tensioning can crush what is inside it.
- Heavy or unstable? Spiral back down
The criss-cross this creates gives extra stability on heavy or slippery loads.
- Finish with a clean cut
Cut or tear the film cleanly. There is enough tack to swipe the tail down by hand and have it hold.
Aerosonic
Close-up of stretched Aerosonic film showing the grid of aeration holes and the reinforcing strands running between them 
Perforated Aerosonic film before power stretching, the aeration holes still small 
The same Aerosonic film after power stretching: the aeration holes have opened wide and the reinforcing strands are intact 
A pallet held by a single layer of Aerosonic, open aeration holes visible across the whole face of the load 
Pallet of crates wrapped in perforated Aerosonic film, airflow visible through the wrap 
Perforated film web opening out as it is drawn from the wrapper 
Macro-perforated Aerosonic Lite film with large aeration holes, applied on a wrapper 
What happens under SOLID film: condensation soaks the load — Aerosonic's perforation prevents this
See the money trapped in your film — and your waste.
TORETO’s real model: not just price-per-roll, but the film you pay for and never receive (under-wound rolls), the film on every pallet, and the cores that go to landfill. Move the sliders.
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Request a sample and an on-site trial with containment-force testing — we will prove the numbers on your own loads.
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