Industries
Heavy Strap supports operations where loads are heavy, handled repeatedly, and expected to arrive exactly as they left.
Sawmills, lumber processors, engineered wood plants, and pallet manufacturers rely on PET strapping to hold bundles tight through handling, storage, and long transit cycles — without rust stains on the wood.
High-compression baling puts constant outward force on every strap. PET's elongation and recovery let it absorb bale expansion and keep holding after the press opens.
Heavy palletized building materials need strapping that will not rust, stain, or telegraph marks onto finished faces while units are stored outdoors and moved repeatedly.
Where application specifications allow, PET strapping is used as an alternative to steel — eliminating sharp edges and rust transfer while maintaining tension on bundled metal.
Paper and converting operations run high volumes through automatic equipment. Consistent strap dimensions and joint performance keep machines feeding and sealing predictably.
Pallet and crate manufacturers bundle for shipment and export. PET holds knock-down assemblies square and travels well through international handling.
Panels, siding, insulation, and mixed building-product loads are unitized for yard storage and jobsite delivery, where corrosion resistance and clean appearance matter.
Distribution operations need strapping that is safe for crews to handle at volume and works across manual, battery, and automatic tools on the same floor.
Tell us about your application and current strap program. We will come back with pricing, a sample, or a cross-reference — whichever moves you forward fastest.
