CONTAINER STRAPPING

About CONTAINER STRAPPING

A composite cord strap is a type of non-metallic strapping used for securing and bundling items during transport and storage. It is made from high-tenacity polyester yarns coated with a polymer, typically polypropylene. Composite cord strapping is often referred to as synthetic steel because of its high strength and durability, offering many of the benefits of steel strapping without the risks of rust or injury.

Key Features of Composite Cord Strap:

• Material: Polyester fibers with a polymer coating (usually polypropylene).

• Strength: Very high tensile strength; available in a range of break strengths.

• Shock Absorption: Excellent resistance to shock loads and impacts.

• Safe to Use: Wont snap back dangerously like steel; rust-free and wont damage cargo.

• Weather Resistant: Moisture, UV, and temperature resistant.

• Flexible & Lightweight: Easier to handle than steel strapping.

Common Applications:

• Palletizing and bundling goods

• Securing heavy machinery or building materials

• Shipping containers and railcars

• Timber, stone, and metal industries

• Export packaging

Tools & Accessories:

• Tensioner tools: For tightening the strap.

• Wire buckles or phosphate-coated buckles: To lock the strap in place.

• Dispenser carts: To organize and dispense the strapping.

Let me know if you want help selecting the right type, size, or brand of composite cord strapping for your specific needs