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Pallet Strapping Kits

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As low as £85.44 Regular Price £96.00
  • Select from an assortment of kits to suit your business needs, available in polypropylene strapping, polyester strapping and steel strapping. The following items are needed to strap pallets, boxes, cartons and the like:
  • Sealer tool: The tool closes the metal seals around the strapping. A tight seal every time.
  • Tensioner tool: Tightens the strapping for maximum tension around your item. Secure items every time.
  • Combination tool: Tightens and seals in one tool, as opposed to using a separate tensioner and sealer. Robust and sturdy ideal for busy warehouses.
  • Dispensing Trolley with seal storage tray: On wheels and at working height dispense strapping and store tools all in one place.

What works best - a combination tool or a tensioner and sealer?


The above is a common question that most businesses face when deciding what kit is best for them. The answer to this is that it depends on your preference, and it really is 50/50 in terms of the method chosen by businesses. This is further explained below.

To tension and seal strapping, a business can either opt for a combination tool, or opt for a separate sealer and tensioner. Metal seals are also required in both cases (unless a friction weld strapping tool is used instead, which heat seals the strapping).

A combination tool is effectively a combination of a sealer and tensioner in one tool, avoiding the need to switch tools during the strapping process. The strap simply feeds in and can be tensioned and sealed (with the use of metal seals) in one process. This can make strapping easier, but can also be more cumbersome than using a separate sealer/tensioner, as a combination tool is much heavier and larger than the individual tools themselves.

Alternatively a separate tensioner and sealer tool can be used. The advantage of this method is that these tools are more lightweight than a tensioner, and easier to use with speed, although the switching of tools is naturally required during the strapping process. Furthermore, each tool can be replaced as required as a result of wear & tear or mis-use, whereas with a combination tool the entire tool needs replacing if an element faces wear & tear, or if the tool is dropped and breaks as a result.

 

Still not sure?

 

Our experts are always on hand to help you navigate our packaging products. You can get in touch by calling the customer helpline on 0345 474 6372, Request a Call Back or by using the Contact Us form.

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Description Kit 1
1 x Strapping Coil 12mm x 1000m
1 x Combination Tool
1000 x Semi Open Metal Seals 12mm x 25mm
Next Day Delivery Disable No
category Without per pallet Kits
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Colour Polypropylene (PP) Strapping
Description

What works best - a combination tool or a tensioner and sealer?


The above is a common question that most businesses face when deciding what kit is best for them. The answer to this is that it depends on your preference, and it really is 50/50 in terms of the method chosen by businesses. This is further explained below.

To tension and seal strapping, a business can either opt for a combination tool, or opt for a separate sealer and tensioner. Metal seals are also required in both cases (unless a friction weld strapping tool is used instead, which heat seals the strapping).

A combination tool is effectively a combination of a sealer and tensioner in one tool, avoiding the need to switch tools during the strapping process. The strap simply feeds in and can be tensioned and sealed (with the use of metal seals) in one process. This can make strapping easier, but can also be more cumbersome than using a separate sealer/tensioner, as a combination tool is much heavier and larger than the individual tools themselves.

Alternatively a separate tensioner and sealer tool can be used. The advantage of this method is that these tools are more lightweight than a tensioner, and easier to use with speed, although the switching of tools is naturally required during the strapping process. Furthermore, each tool can be replaced as required as a result of wear & tear or mis-use, whereas with a combination tool the entire tool needs replacing if an element faces wear & tear, or if the tool is dropped and breaks as a result.

 

Still not sure?

 

Our experts are always on hand to help you navigate our packaging products. You can get in touch by calling the customer helpline on 0345 474 6372, Request a Call Back or by using the Contact Us form.

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