Packaging for steel products

By | July 5, 2018

Steel Packaging:

Steel is the strongest strapping material available. It is also the oldest type of strapping in use and continues to be used extensively even when other options are available. If you are looking for a strap with the highest tensile strength, this is the ideal choice. This also means that it can be used for a wide range of applications, making it a highly versatile strapping. It is available in a wide range of sizes and there are many tools that run it.

 

1/2” Steel Strapping

1/2” steel straps are available in a wide range of thicknesses for different applications. Each size has a specific break strength.

  • 1/2” x 0.015” – Withstands up to 860 lb
  • 1/2” x 0.020” – Withstands up to 1150 lb
  • 1/2” x 0.023” – Withstands up to 1320 lb

5/8” Steel Strapping

The 5/8” steel strapping is available in different thicknesses including the following:

  • 5/8” x 0.020” – It has the capacity to withstand up to 1440 lb of tension
  • 5/8” x 0.023” – This strapping can also withstand 1440 lb of tension
  • 5/8” x 0.020” mini coils

3/4” Steel Strapping

3/4” steel straps are available in a wide range of thicknesses and treatments. This is among the most versatile steel strapping sizes.

  • 3/4” x 0.020” – This steel strap has break strength of up to 1765 lb
  • 3/4” x 0.020” Punched Steel – It is center punched having same sized holes
  • 3/4” x 0.020” Mini Coil
  • 3/4” x 0.023”
  • 3/4” x 0.023” Mini Coil
  • 3/4” x 0.023” High Tensile
  • 3/4” x 0.025” High Tensile – This high tensile steel strapping can withstand up to 2675 lb
  • 3/4″ x .029″ High Tensile Ribbon Wound – The break strength here increases to 3250 lb
  • 3/4″ x .029″ High Tensile Oscillated
  • 3/4″ x .031″ High Tensile

1-1/4” Steel Strapping

1-1/4” steel straps are also available in different thicknesses including the following:

  • 1-1/4” x 0.025”
  • 1-1/4” x 0.029” – It can withstand exceptionally high tension of up to 5450 lb
  • 1-1/4” x 0.031” High Tensile – This strapping is perfect for railroad applications and withstands up to 5450 lb
  • 1-1/4” x 0.035” High Tensile – It is considered among the strongest straps in its segment, having up to 6655 lb break strength
  • 1-1/4” x 0.031” Punched

2” Steel Strapping

The 2” x 0.044” steel strapping has a break strength of 12900 lb. It is the strongest strapping material available on the market.

Steel Strapping Tools

There are many proven steel strapping tools in the market. Each tool offers its unique set of advantages. Some of the most sought after models are as following:

  • Hand Tools: Popular steel strapping hand tools in the market include the 114C, StrapBandit, FDNL, T34-114F, T34FRW, 2C Cutter, MIP-1620, MIP-3100, TRP114, RCD-1431, EP-1600, and RCD-3431.
  • Battery Tools: There is huge demand for battery powered steel strapping tools including the Kodiak Tensioner, GripPack 114 Tensioner, GripPack 114 Sealer, GripPack 34 DN and 114 DN, SLB Sealless, GripPack Push, GripPack Cutter, MIP Grip-114T, MIP Grip-114S, and S452.
  • Pneumatic Tools: Some of the most powerful steel strapping tools in the market are pneumatically powered. The popular options include Signode PN2-114, PRHR-114, RCNS2-114, PNSC-2, Fromm A452, A461, A483, A480, and the Orgapack CR-26A.
  • Combination Tools: You can choose from a huge selection of combination steel strapping tools. This includes the Fromm A333, A335, A337, P403, A338, A431, Signode AM-58, PRHR-1444, PRH-114, ASC, ASCHT, ZR Tool ZL90, ZL25, ZL31, EP-2000, Titan HKE, Orgapack OR-H 47, MIP-4900, Columbia IMA G, and many more.

Seals

Steel strapping can be secured using a wide range of seals. This includes 1/2” push seals, 5/8” snap seals, 3/4” heavy-duty push seals, 1-1/4” push seals, 3/4” heavy-duty snap seals, and 2” thread seals.