Strapping
Polyester Strapping

Description

As tough as steel, polyester strapping (abbreviated as PET strapping) is a resolute material used to guarantee the load stability of goods in transit and storage. This product is ideal for heavy duty usage. From bricks to lumber, PET strap provides a safer alternative to common methods such as steel which is prone to rust and dangerous whiplash hazards.

Not only that, but polyester strapping often provides a more cost-effective solution for companies that regularly spend on steel options. Providing a more lightweight and easier to store option for frequent strappers.

Features and Benefits

Low-Cost Alternative:

Can be used for a wide variety of needs, and is often much cheaper than traditional, bulky freight methods such as steel.

Lightweight:

PET strapping is around 5-6 times lighter than steel too, meaning it’s much less labour intensive to apply.

Recyclable:

Polyester, PET or, to give it its full name polyethylen-terephthalat, is fully recyclable and made from recycled materials. Making it a brilliant choice for environmentally conscious companies.

Maintenance:

Requires little to no maintenance as PET obviously doesn’t rust like steel alternatives.

Versatile:

Can be used for a mix of high demand uses, including bricks, timber, steelwork and more.

Damage Free:

Unlike its abrasive alternatives, PET is unlikely to damage, scratch or stain your goods.

Shock absorption:

Provides remarkable retention in maintaining its shape under shock. PET can retain up to 25% higher tensioning over long periods without elongation.

Sizes:

We sell multiple types of this product and therefore suggest speaking to one of our packaging or load stability specialists to determine the best type for your operations.

You can do that by visiting this link here.

Related Products

Buckles & Seals, Carton Staples & Stapler, Polypropylene Strapping, Steel Strapping, Strapping Tools & Kits

Applications:

Polyester strapping is a functional product that can be used for a myriad of sectors and demands. Common uses include bulky items, such as construction materials and timber. However, because of its versatility, PET strapping can also be used for more lightweight goods too and we often see it used for cardboard and paper materials.