Strapping material

Strapping material is a vital part of packaging, making sure your goods stay safe and secure during shipping, moving, or storage. We are proud to offer a wide range of strapping material to meet different packaging needs. Our high-quality strapping material delivers strong solutions that help your operations run smoothly and protect your packages during transit.

The cost of strapping material depends on several factors, including the strength, width, and length of the strap. Wider and stronger strapping material is generally more expensive. The price also varies by the type of strapping material you choose. We offer quantity discounts—the more you buy, the lower the price per unit. With our experience, we can recommend the best solution for your needs, whether you require heavy-duty PET strapping for securing heavy goods or woven cord strapping for long-distance shipping.We are dedicated to offering environmentally responsible options. Our composite cord strapping, made from recyclable materials, gives you sustainable choices without sacrificing performance. With our full range of high-quality products, you can be confident your goods will be protected and securely packaged for any journey.

Our Premium Strapping material

Each strap is carefully manufactured and assembled to deliver top performance, keeping your packages secure and intact throughout shipping and handling.

1. (PET) Polyester strapping bands
   PET polyester strapping material is known for its excellent resistance to stretching and high tensile strength. It is ideal for securing heavy loads like machinery, logs, or steel coils. The elasticity of polyester allows you to tightly bundle and secure packages of various sizes and shapes. PET strapping is also suitable for outdoor use, as it maintains its strength even after long exposure to UV light.
2. Plastic PP polypropylene strapping bands
   Our plastic PP polypropylene strapping material is a cost-effective and reliable choice. These straps are strong enough to secure cartons, packages, and other lightweight items, while remaining lightweight and easy to handle. Although not as strong as polyester straps, PP strapping is widely used in e-commerce and general shipping, making it a great value for lighter packaging tasks.
3. Steel strapping
   Our steel strapping is the best option for heavy-duty applications. Made from durable steel, this strapping material provides maximum protection for your shipments. Its high tensile strength and resistance to impact and abrasion make it the preferred choice for industrial and demanding packaging jobs. You can trust our steel strapping to keep your valuable goods secure.
4. Composite cord strapping
   Composite cord strapping is a popular alternative for transporting heavy goods. Made from recyclable materials, this strapping material offers excellent performance while being environmentally friendly. Its design combines the strength of corded polyester with the flexibility of advanced polymer coatings, resulting in a strapping solution that balances durability and sustainability. Choose composite cord strapping for a responsible and effective way to secure your loads.
5. Woven cord (textile) strapping
   Our woven cord strapping is a dependable option for heavy-duty jobs, offering the strength of steel without the risk of rust. These straps are made from high-tensile polyester yarns woven together for a strong and reliable solution. Whether you are bundling construction materials, waste bales, or securing agricultural products, woven cord strapping material delivers excellent results in many applications. Rely on its strength to keep your packages safe during transport.

Why choose our strapping material?

1. Outstanding Strength
   Our strapping material is made from premium materials, ensuring excellent tensile strength. You can trust your packages will stay tightly secured throughout shipping.
2. Quantity discount
   We offer top-quality strapping material and quantity discounts for our customers. Whether you need a small or large order, we have options for every need and budget.
3. Reliable Security
   Protecting your goods is our priority. Our strapping material provides reliable security, preventing accidental openings or damage during handling and transport.
4. Flexibility
   Our strapping material is highly flexible and suitable for a wide range of packaging needs. Whether you are securing heavy pallets or delicate parcels, our products are up to the task.
5. Easy to Use
   Make your packaging process easier with our user-friendly strapping material. Designed for quick application and removal, they save you time and effort.
6. Cost-Effective
   We know cost matters. Our strapping material offers great value, delivering strong performance at competitive prices.

Count on the reliability and strength of our strapping material, built to keep your shipments secure from start to finish. Whether you need to stabilize heavy loads or protect your packages, our products deliver dependable performance. Make your packaging process more efficient and give your customers confidence with our high-quality selection of strapping bands.

Take advantage of the convenience and security our competitively priced strapping material brings to your packaging operations. If you have questions or need custom recommendations, our knowledgeable customer service team is ready to help. Choose top-quality strapping bands today to improve the efficiency of your packaging process!

 

How do I select the right strapping band?

When choosing the best strapping band for your application, you have several options. For strong and durable strapping, both PET strapping and steel strap are excellent choices. PET strapping, made from polyester, provides high tensile strength and low stretch, ensuring secure packaging and reliable support during shipping. Steel strap offers outstanding strength and is best for heavy-duty jobs that require maximum load capacity. If you need a more flexible and lightweight option, PP strapping is a cost-effective solution that still offers good strength and versatility. Depending on your needs, you might also consider composite cord strapping or woven cord (textile) strapping for different packaging tasks. Consider factors like package weight, shipping conditions, and your budget to help you pick the most suitable strapping band for your project.

 

How do different types of strapping bands compare?

Type of Strapping Band	Overview	Benefits	Drawbacks
PET strapping bands	PET (Polyethylene Terephthalate) strapping bands are strong, high-tensile strapping material made from polyester. They offer excellent strength and abrasion resistance, making them a good fit for demanding applications.	– High tensile strength – Will not rust or corrode – Low stretch, so loads stay stable during transport – Suitable for use in a range of weather conditions	– Not recommended for loads with sharp edges  – More expensive than PP strapping bands and some other options – PET strapping bands are less flexible than some other materials
PP strapping bands	PP (Polypropylene) strapping bands are lightweight and budget-friendly strapping material. They are widely used for light to medium-duty bundling and packaging. While they have lower tensile strength than PET strapping bands or steel strap, they are popular for their affordability.	– Lightweight and easy to use– Works well with automatic strapping machines – Safe for use on many surfaces without causing damage	– Lower tensile strength than PET strapping bands and steel strap  – Not very resistant to UV light, so outdoor use is limited – Can stretch under heavy loads
Steel strap	Steel strap is a heavy-duty strapping material made from steel, offering excellent strength and load capacity. It is often used to secure heavy or sharp-edged loads that need maximum protection during shipping.	– The highest tensile strength of all strapping bands – Best for securing heavy and sharp-edged loads  – Withstands extreme temperatures and UV exposure	– Can rust and corrode, so extra coatings are needed for outdoor use – Heavier and harder to handle than plastic strapping – Sharp edges may damage goods if not handled with care
Composite cord strapping	Composite cord strapping combines polyester cords with resin, providing a strong and weather-resistant solution. It is often used for medium to heavy-duty jobs and is a good alternative to steel strapping.	– High tensile strength, similar to steel strap – Easier and safer to handle than steel strap because of its flexibility – Will not corrode and does not harm goods during shipping  – Weather-resistant, so it works well outdoors	– Costs more than PP and PET strapping bands – Not as widely available; fewer suppliers – Not recommended for extremely heavy loads
Woven cord strapping	Woven cord strapping, sometimes called textile strapping, is made from woven polyester yarns. It is highly flexible and less likely to damage goods during shipping. It works well for securing loads with irregular shapes.	– Very flexible and elastic – Does not harm goods or leave sharp edges – Great for odd-shaped loads and lightweight packaging – Safe to handle and easy to dispose of	– Lower tensile strength than other strapping bands – Can break down in sunlight due to UV exposure – Not the best choice for heavy or sharp-edged loads

 

How do strapping and banding differ?

The terms “strapping” and “banding” are often used to mean the same thing, and in most cases, both refer to securing items or packages together with straps or bands. Still, there can be small differences in how these words are used in certain industries or situations. 

In general, both “strapping” and “banding” involve using bands or straps made from materials like steel, polyester, polypropylene, or other types. These bands are wrapped around items to hold them tightly together and prevent movement or damage during shipping or storage.

Sometimes, “strapping” is used to describe securing heavy or large items, usually with thicker and stronger straps. This is common in industrial settings for bundling construction materials, securing pallet loads, or stabilizing large equipment.

On the other hand, “banding” can sometimes refer to using lighter or thinner straps for less demanding jobs, such as bundling small packages or securing lightweight items.

In summary, while there may be minor differences in how the terms are used, the main idea is the same—both strapping and banding use bands or straps to secure items for packaging, shipping, or storage.