1. Polypropylene strapping tape: is the cheapest strapping material, it is generally used for bundling, baling and sealing cartons for lighter loads. Polypropylene straps have high elongation and recovery rates, but are inferior to other plastic straps in terms of sustained tension.
2. Steel strapping straps: generally used to transport very heavy loads as a whole or to fix the load in a train car, trailer or ocean freighter, rarely used for shrinkage loads that sink or shift after strapping, but can Firmly lashing already compressed loads, and is often used for lashing rigid loads.
3. Polyester strapping tape: has the highest strength and highest continuous tension among plastic strapping straps. Polyester strapping is an excellent strapping material for rigid loads that require constant strapping tension during handling, transport and storage. Typically used where high tensile strength, high sustained tension and elongation are required, it behaves like light gauge steel strapping in many applications.
4. Nylon strapping: with high continuous tension, it is generally used for the strapping of heavy items and shrinking loads that can withstand high initial tension, and its elongation and recovery rate are greater than those of polyester or polypropylene strapping. , is the most expensive plastic strapping.
