Steel Strappings are made from various steel alloys, giving them the highest breaking and highest tensile strength

Uses:
Steel strapping is commonly utilized for securing heavy loads, packages, and materials across industries like shipping, construction, and manufacturing.

Advantages:
It is highly durable, strong, and ensures that heavy loads remain firmly in place without stretching or loosening over time.

Types of Steel Strapping:

High-Tensile Steel Strapping:

• Strength: Known for its superior tensile strength, it can endure higher pulling forces without breaking.

• Applications: Best suited for heavy-duty tasks like securing steel coils, open-top train cars, trailers, industrial equipment, and machinery.

• Manufacturing: Heat-treated to improve durability, resistance to breaking, and ability to absorb shocks.

Low-Tensile Steel Strapping:

• Strength: It has less tensile strength compared to high-tensile steel strapping.
• Applications: Ideal for lighter loads and situations where extreme strength is not required.
• Manufacturing: Made from cold-rolled steel, offering a balance of flexibility and durability.

Steel Strap Specification