Polyester Composite Strap

Composite strapping, also known as composite cord strapping, secures and stabilises loads during transportation or storage. It is a strong and durable alternative to steel or plastic strapping.

Securing and Stabilizing Loads

Composite strapping comprises several components that provide excellent strength and flexibility. The construction includes high-tenacity polyester yarns woven together to form a strong cord. The cord is then coated with a protective polymer, such as polypropylene, to enhance its resistance to abrasion, UV rays, and moisture.

The advantages of composite strapping include strength, safety, flexibility, lightweight, weather resistance, and cost-effectiveness. Composite strapping offers high tensile strength, allowing it to withstand heavy loads and absorb shock during transport.

Unlike steel strapping, it does not have sharp edges, reducing the risk of injuries during handling. The strapping’s flexibility allows it to conform to the shape of the load, ensuring secure and tight bundling. It also has a certain degree of elasticity, which helps absorb impacts and prevent the load from shifting.

Withstand Heavy Loads and Shock

Composite strapping is significantly lighter than steel strapping, making it easier to handle and reducing transportation costs.

The protective coating on composite strapping provides resistance to UV rays and moisture, ensuring its durability and performance in outdoor or humid conditions. The strapping packaging solution is generally more affordable than steel strapping and does not require special tools for tensioning and sealing, reducing operational costs.

Composite cord strapping can be used in various industries, including logistics, shipping, warehousing, and manufacturing, where it is employed to secure pallets, crates, bundles, and other types of loads. It offers a reliable packaging solution for load securing, ensuring the integrity and safety of goods during transit.