For international transport, palletized goods must be wrapped into a stable, unified load, rather than simply having as much stretch film as possible wound around them. The process involves selecting ...

Before ordering PET strapping, buyers should confirm six key specifications: strap width and thickness; breaking strength; elongation and tension retention; coil and core dimensions; equipment compatibility; and packaging and shipping ...

In certain pallet packaging applications, PET strapping can replace steel strapping if the chosen PET strap and its associated strapping system provide sufficient strength, load retention, and resistance to anticipated ...

PET strapping can break during packaging or transit due to factors such as excessive tension, sharp product edges, insufficient strap strength, weak joints, unstable load stacking, unsuitable environmental conditions, or ...

For heavy-duty pallet packaging, PET strapping with widths of 16mm and 19mm is the standard choice; 13mm PET strapping is suitable for applications involving compact, highly stable loads that require ...

When selecting the breaking strength for PET strapping, one must consider factors such as cargo weight, pallet stability, strapping quantity, strapping orientation, handling conditions, and specific load-securing requirements. There is ...