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  There are many debates heard and read about steel Vs plastic strapping for packaging needs. These arguments are recorded for both for and against both or either of the materials. A few shall point out that steel strapping can be used for heavy loads, while we see others argue that these tools possess a tendency to corrode if left outside. When it comes to plastic strapping, they're often safer than that of steel strapping. Said to be the right choice for what you are packaging. Plastic strapping for Industrial Strapping Solutions is often termed as strong with greater flexibility. Also, they're more cost-effective. Plastic strapping tools can be sealed with the help of buckles, clips or welds. The clips are applied with the help of manual tensioners and sealers. The buckles can be used with no tools. These tools are generally used for light-duty polypropylene.  Plastic hand tools come in four different forms, that are: - Clips with tensioners and sealers - Pneumatic tools -

What is Strapping? It basically is a process, where metals or plastic straps are placed around a product or pallet to bundle it, attach it, or even reinforce it. With an objective of strapping, this tool is used for transportation, to store products, load products quickly, without any damage in a safe and efficient way. Various Industrial Strapping Solutions have different forms of these straps for different sizes of products. What Are The Use Of Strapping Tools? Bundling for shipment and handling like concrete blocks, tubes, etc. Attaching items to flat trailers, vehicles. Securing unit loads like bricks, flat glass. Theft protection. Reinforcement of crates, cardboard boxes. Lifting aid. How Do These Tools Work? The strap is placed around the product, horizontal or vertical. The end of the tool comes together. By means of the device, the ends are pulled towards each other to build up force. After the force on the strap, the ends must be attached to each other to maintain the same fo