We are proud to announce the introduction of a large variety of strapping products. Strapping, also referred to as banding is ideal for a variety of load stabilization situations. Many of our current clients use a combination of stretch film with strapping products to help stabilize loads.
The two types of strapping we will be offering are polyester strapping and polypropylene strapping. Both of these types of strapping offer many benefits and advantages when used in proper situations. Polyester strapping also known as PET strapping has the ability to hold tension longer. Polyester strapping is being made to hold stronger loads that used to be only held with steel strapping. Polypropylene strapping is a more economical option for unitizing objects. Polypropylene strapping is more commonly used for a variety of situations ranging from securing individual packages together to securing whole pallet loads.
We will be offering hand strapping options as well as many machine strapping options. Both are ideal when used in the proper situations. All of our hand polypropylene strapping options will be offered in multiple core sizes with the ability to seal in multiple ways. Users can choose to seal using hand wire buckles, plastic strapping seals, or by using a hand-held friction weld.
Machine grade strapping will be made available in both polyester and polypropylene strapping. Both are great when using on the proper situations.Both machine strapping options will be available in a large variety of core sizes, widths, thicknesses, and break strengths. They are made from quality virgin raw materials to ensure only the highest quality strapping products.
To help complement all of the new strapping products to be offered, we will also have multiple strapping tools and accessories available. Everything ranging from hand strapping tools, to semi-automatic and automatic strapping machines, as well as seals, and strapping kits.
Feel free to call us at 1-800-441-5090 to inquire about the strapping products described in this article.
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