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We offer a range of strapping tools suitable for the low and high volume shipper. From manual tensioner tools to automatic friction weld pallet strapping tools, we have the packaging solution for any type of dispatch operation.
Available for purchase separately, or as part of a Strapping Kit bundle.
For manual strapping, you'll typically use a tensioner to tighten the strap, a sealer to secure it, and a cutter to trim the excess.
Adding external straps to a package offers several key benefits. Strapping stacked products on a pallet increases stability, reducing the risk of movement and damage during loading, unloading, and transit. Straps can also improve mobility by providing a more secure grip for manual handling. When used with pallet wrap, they help keep the wrap in place, offering an extra layer of protection against moisture, mould, and other environmental factors.
A tool that tensions, seals, and cuts the strap in one unit, saving time compared to using separate tools.
Battery tools are ideal for high volume operations. They tension and seal PP strapping automatically using friction weld technology, with no need for metal seals.
Strapping pallets and loads is an essential part of any shipping process. Adding external straps to a pallet or package provides extra stability and hand grips, improving your packaging and handling processes.
Whether you’re a small business looking to create a new process for customer delivery or a high-volume shipping company looking to streamline your workflow, you could improve your productivity with the right strapping tool.
If your business is not large enough to need a strapping machine, consider investing in a tension strap tool, sealer tool and metal seals to add straps to your pallets and packages, improving their efficiency.
If you are unsure what strapping tools you need, consider one of our strapping kits, a convenient selection of strapping tools combined to provide an efficient solution for hand-strapping packages, whether using steel strapping coil or polypropylene.
After picking, packing and wrapping a pallet, further steps can be taken to protect your stock. Add pallet edge protectors and ensure that your straps are the right tension by adding pallet edge protectors or a battery-powered strapping tool to your inventory.
