Steel Strapping
Steel Strapping
Steel Strapping
| Ref | Width | Length | B/S | App Weight | Packed |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 06012 | 12mm | 334m | 509 kg | 17 kg | Ribbon |
| 06016 | 16mm | 334m | 636 kg | 21 kg | Ribbon |
| 06019 | 19mm | 334m | 761 kg | 25 kg | Ribbon |
| 06112 | 12mm | 980m | 509 kg | 49 kg | Oscillation |
| 06116 | 16mm | 784m | 636 kg | 49 kg | Oscillation |
| 06119 | 19mm | 670m | 761 kg | 49 kg | Oscillation |
Seals
| Ref | Width | Length | Type | Packed |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 05713 | 12mm | 25mm | Snap on | 1000 |
| 05716 | 16mm | 25mm | Snap on | 1000 |
| 05719 | 19mm | 25mm | Snap on | 1000 |
Tools
Sealless Combination Tool
You can use a combination tool or individual tools, depending on what you need to strap. The combination tool, shown left, does not need metal seals. It can apply tension, then seal and cut the strapping.
- No need for seals
- All in one tool - tension, seals, cuts
- The joint is made by perforating the strap to itself
Another method is to use a separate tensioner and sealer, shown below, to apply the strapping. For this you will need to use metal seals. The steel is applied under extreme tension, so it is important that you use the right cutting tools to prevent whiplash or springing.
- Use a seperate Tensioner and Sealer with metal clips to join the strap.
Steel Tensioner
06900
Steel Sealer
06912/6/9
Safety Cutters
06930
Trolleys
- Ribbon - wound on top of itself, like a roll of tape
- Oscillation - wound across itself, giving you more metres per roll
Trolley for Ribbon Wound
06950
