Packaging for products consists of many different simple materials, like strapping, buckles, corner protectors, cord, stretch wrap, tensioning tools, and other materials, which when all pulled together, are a very important part of commerce. All Strap offers all of these strapping materials and tools in one convenient online location for businesses to gain information, and make a purchasing decision based on the company’s needs.
Whether it’s stacks of building materials like plywood, lumber, brick, concrete masonry, cement, roofing materials, or manufactured goods packed in crates or boxes, or even raw textiles, if a business requires shipping large pallets of stock, proper packaging techniques are needed. Packaging for products do make a difference! Strapping, even though it may seem like such a simple binding method, must be done properly, and with the correct tools and materials for the job. Proper strapping plays an important role in packaging, because if done incorrectly, the goods can easily slip out of place during shipping, and become damaged. What kind of strapping is needed really depends on the products being shipped.
Steel strapping has been tried and true for over sixty years, and is used for heavy-duty applications such as: holding together metal tanks and barrels, cinder blocks, brick, re-bar, and other heavy construction materials. It can even be used for construction itself. Cord strapping is a newer alternative to steel, and is as strong as metal, sometimes stronger, extremely versatile, and is easy to handle when working with manually, but is not as heat-resistant as metal. Poly strapping has the easiest to use equipment, and can be fused, or welded, onto itself to create a tight, buckle-free bind, and will not damage goods. Poly is often the material of choice for more light-duty jobs such as strapping textile bundles, and cardboard packaging. All of the previously listed materials can be found at All Strap. Make this store your location for packaging for products.
To save time and money, and get the job done right the first time, knowing the correct packaging and strapping to use, as well as the best techniques to strap shipments, is important to maintaining the stability of shipped goods.
