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