Packing Accessories

A: Strapping dispensers are a great way to utilise space in the workplace and improve efficiency while strapping. Our dispensers also include a built-in space to store strapping buckles and tools for easy access, keeping your workspace from becoming too cluttered and improving efficiency while strapping.

A: Strapping, also known as bundling and banding, is the process of applying a strap to an item to combine, stabilize, hold, reinforce, or fasten it. A strap may also be referred to as strapping. Strapping is most commonly used in the packaging industry. Telescope corrugated boxes closed with strapping.

A: What is a Strapping Machine? A strapping machine secures one or more items for handling and product transport by placing a flat strap around the perimeter. The strap is held in place by various methods, including heat, friction, and ultrasonic welds.

A: Application specific strapping machines are a cost-effective and efficient way to secure your loads. These machines are easy to use and can be used for a variety of applications, including bundling, carton closing, carton reinforcement, and unitizing depending on your specific requirement.

A: To keep your semi-automatic strapping system running efficiently, you'll need to perform routine maintenance. First, inspect and lubricate the strapping heads, feed wheels, and tensioners weekly. Check that strapping is feeding properly and apply light oil to any parts showing wear or friction.

A: PET strap or PET Polyester Strap is manufactured from Polythene Terephthalate material. It is the best and environment-friendly substitute of steel or chain strap and is used with automatic or semi-automatic battery tools.

A: The Polyester PET strapping rolls are perfect substitutes for steep straps. These are waterproof, tear-resistant strapping rolls that are extensively used for palletizing, packaging and bundling purposes. These strapping rolls are used in combination with manual packing tools.

A: PET can sustain heavier loads and maintain its shape under tension for a longer period. PP, on the other hand, is more flexible and suited for light loads. Temperature resistance also differs: PET can withstand higher temperatures, while PP is suitable for environments with normal room temperatures.

A: It is often used for heavy loads that require a high tension during handling, transport and storage. PET straps offer high tension, are able to retain this tension for a long period of time and have an excellent stretch recovery. Because of the stretch recovery, they are excellently resistant to shocks and impacts.

A: PET (polyethylene terephthalate) strapping and PP (polypropylene) strapping are two popular types of strapping materials that are widely used in the packaging industry. These materials have some similarities, such as their ability to secure and stabilize loads during transport and storage.