Strapping

Strapping

Strapping is a popular, economical method of stabilising items on a pallet. There are several options in materials & thicknesses to suit your needs.

Polypropylene Strapping

Polypropylene strapping offers the greatest elongation of all strapping and has a good recovery of initial properties

Very flexible & will mould around most surfaces

Commonly the most cost effective of all the strapping methods

Can be friction sealed to cut out the usage of seals (Friction Sealer required)

Available in a wide range of thicknesses & strengths

Available for both hand & machine applications 

Steel Strapping

Most commonly used where superior strength and protection is needed

Protects during air, sea, rail and road shipping

Available in a variety of widths and thicknesses

Different variations & grades available – Zinc, Black etc.

Polyester Strapping

Has a stronger Break Strain than Poly & would be similar to steel strapping giving excellent retained tension properties

Higher tensile strength

Can be used to replace Steel in some applications giving a neater finish

Polyester can be friction sealed to cut out the usage of seals, (Friction Sealer needed)

Cord Strap

Cord Strap is closed using a buckle which can have a more closed seal

Higher elongation which gives it an ideal memory for sea and rail shipments

Used in Balers, primarily for ease of use