Order Textile Strapping - Textile Strapping Wholesale
Textile strapping generally cannot be processed fully automatically, as the closure is made via a clamping system using metal seals/tensioning buckles. Because of this, the processing speed is relatively slow. However, the safety and stability of the strapping make up for this disadvantage. For many heavier goods, textile strapping must be used because plastic strapping could not hold the weight.
The textile strapping sector includes the following products:All three types consist of extremely tear-resistant polyester fibers, which are processed into the finished product in different ways. If you do not find the right product in our standard range, please feel free to contact us at any time. We will find a tailor-made solution for your needs!
An overview of our full textile strap range can be found here:
Textile Strapping Product Overview
The following products are constantly available from stock. Should a desired size not be found here, please contact us.
Textile Strapping: Product Overview and Areas of Application
Our range of textile strapping includes various widths and breaking loads to meet different requirements. Here is a brief overview:1. Woven PES Strapping:
- Typical widths: 13mm, 16mm, 19mm, 25mm
- Extremely resistant to abrasion and mechanical stress
- Ideal for securing heavy goods
- Typical widths: 16mm, 19mm, 35mm
- Glued polyester fibers that offer high strength
- Particularly suitable for use in the construction industry and export
- Typical widths: 16mm, 19mm, 25mm, 32mm
- Combination of polyester fibers and a polypropylene coating
- Provides a smooth surface that facilitates handling and protects the strap from external influences
Order Hot-Melt Strapping - WG Strap at Sandax
For professional cargo securing, we recommend the polyester filament structure strapping. It is also often referred to as WG strap, hot-melt, kraft strap, or HM strap. The HotMelt strap contains the same fibers as the composite strap, but it is held together by a hot-melt adhesive.
Baling strap is identical to hot-melt strap. However, it is delivered with a smaller roll core diameter (60mm). It is frequently used in the waste disposal industry or by paper processing companies, as well as all users of waste presses or balers. Can't find the right product for your application in our standard range? Feel free to write us a message so we can offer you a suitable solution!
PES Strapping Wholesale - Order Cross-Woven Strap
Woven strapping (often referred to as cross-woven or PES strap) has high tensile strengths and is characterized by flexible and easy handling. The strap also consists of polyester fibers and is often used for bundling firewood, as its woven structure stands up better to sharp-edged packages than hot melt strapping or composite strap. It is therefore predestined for sawmills, firewood trade, or metalworking companies with sharp-edged finished or semi-finished products. For woven strapping, we recommend phosphated seals instead of galvanized seals, as these better prevent the strap from slipping.
Order Composite Strap for Strapping - Sandax Composite Strapping
Composite strap is a textile strapping made of parallel polyester fibers coated with plastic. It is often referred to as composite strap or composit strap. Compared to WG strap, it is relatively stiff and therefore easier and faster to feed under pallets without an extra pallet needle being absolutely necessary.
Composite straps are available in our shop in different widths and strengths. The most common
dimensions are 25mm with a breaking load of 925 daN, 19mm with a breaking load of 625daN, and 16mm with a breaking
load of 550daN.
Advantages of Textile Strapping
The use of textile strapping brings numerous advantages. These straps are characterized by their high tensile strength and flexibility. They can be re-tensioned, which is particularly advantageous for materials like wood that can lose volume during transport. In addition, they offer high resistance to weathering and chemicals, making them ideal for use in various industrial sectors. Textile strapping is also safer to handle compared to steel strapping, as it has no sharp edges that could cause injuries.Another advantage is cost savings. Textile strapping is generally cheaper than its steel counterparts and requires less maintenance and repair. This makes it an economical choice for companies looking to reduce their operating costs.
Processing and Accessories
The processing of textile strapping is done manually, allowing for flexible application. For fastening, metal seals or tensioning buckles are used. It is important to choose the right seals to ensure secure fastening. For woven straps, we recommend phosphated metal seals to prevent slipping. Our seals are specifically designed to ensure maximum holding power and minimize the risk of strap slippage.Our accessories include a range of dispensers specifically designed for different strap types and core dimensions. These facilitate handling and increase efficiency when strapping. Our dispensers are robust and durable, ideal for intensive use in warehouses and production facilities.
Textile Strapping: Applications and Industries
The application of textile strapping is diverse. It is used in the construction industry, in export, for securing pallets, and in many other areas where stability and flexibility are equally required. Textile strapping is particularly popular in the construction industry, as its flexibility allows it to be used even under adverse conditions and it has high resistance to abrasion. In the export sector, it reliably secures sensitive goods and heavy machinery during transport.Textile strapping is also widely used in the wood industry. Wood products often have to be transported over long distances and require secure fastening that is also flexible enough to absorb movement and volume changes. Our textile strapping offers exactly these properties and is therefore the preferred choice for many companies in this industry.
Another area of application is the securing of building materials. In the construction industry, it is crucial that materials arrive safely and undamaged at their destination. Textile strapping offers the necessary strength and flexibility to safely transport building materials such as bricks, concrete blocks, and pipes.
Frequently Asked Questions About Textile Strapping
Below you will find important questions and answers about textile strapping, composite strapping, hot-melt strapping, and woven polyester (PES) strapping for packaging, shipping, and securing goods during transport.
What is textile strapping?
Textile strapping refers to strapping made from high-strength polyester fibres. It is used to bundle, secure, and stabilize packages, pallets, crates, and heavy goods. Textile strapping is flexible, strong, and particularly suited to applications where reliable securing and ease of handling are important.
What types of textile strapping are available?
The main types of textile strapping include hot-melt strapping, composite strapping, and woven polyester (PES) strapping. All three are made from polyester fibres but differ in construction, handling, and typical applications.
When is textile strapping the right choice?
Textile strapping is particularly suitable for safely securing heavy, delicate, or irregularly shaped goods. It is commonly used for pallets, machinery, timber, building materials, metal products, crates, export packaging, and industrial goods.
What is the difference between composite strapping and woven PES strapping?
Composite strapping consists of polyester cords bonded together with a plastic coating. Woven PES strapping is made from interwoven polyester fibres, making it particularly flexible and strong. The best option depends on the goods being secured, the required breaking strength, and the application method.
What is hot-melt strapping?
Hot-melt strapping consists of polyester yarns bonded together using a special hot-melt adhesive process. It is flexible, easy to handle, and suitable for many standard applications in shipping, warehousing, logistics, and packaging.
Can textile strapping be applied fully automatically?
Textile strapping is generally not applied using fully automatic strapping machines. It is usually secured with metal clips or wire buckles and tensioned using a compatible strapping tool. Although this is typically slower than machine-applied plastic strapping, it can provide a strong and reliable securing solution.
What are the advantages of textile strapping over plastic strapping?
Textile strapping offers high tensile strength and flexibility and can also be used for heavier goods. It conforms well to different package shapes and can be gentler on sensitive surfaces than rigid strapping. For many heavy-duty applications, textile strapping is a reliable alternative to conventional plastic strapping.
Can textile strapping replace steel strapping?
In many applications, textile strapping can be an alternative to steel strapping. It is lighter, does not rust, is easier to handle, and can reduce the risk of injury during use. However, for extremely heavy, very sharp-edged, or hot goods, it is important to determine whether steel strapping or a specialized solution is required.
What widths are available for textile strapping?
The Sandax product category includes textile strapping in widths such as 16 mm, 19 mm, and 25 mm, with additional options including 32 mm. The appropriate width depends on the goods being secured, their weight, the required breaking strength, and the accessories used.
What roll lengths are available for textile strapping?
Depending on the product, textile strapping is supplied in rolls. The Sandax product category includes filter options for roll lengths of 300 m, 500 m, and 600 m. The strapping can be cut to the required length for each application.
Which buckles are required for textile strapping?
Textile strapping is secured using compatible metal clips, wire buckles, or tensioning buckles. The fasteners must match the strap width, material, and load requirements to ensure reliable securing.
Which strapping tool do I need for textile strapping?
The right strapping tool depends on the type and width of the strapping and the required tensioning force. Manual tensioners are used for many applications. For higher packaging volumes or regular operations, pneumatic tensioning tools designed for textile strapping may also be suitable.
What should I consider when choosing textile strapping?
Important selection criteria include strap type, width, breaking strength, roll length, core size, package weight, surface characteristics, and transport requirements. The strapping, buckle, and tensioning tool must also be technically compatible.
Can I buy textile strapping directly from Sandax?
Yes, you can buy textile strapping, buckles, dispensers, and compatible strapping tools directly from Sandax. Standard products are available from stock. If the required size or specification is not available in the standard range, Sandax can help find a suitable solution for your needs.
Textile Strapping: Conclusion
Textile strapping offers a reliable and flexible solution for cargo securing. With a wide range of products and accessories, we ensure that you find the right strapping for every requirement. Trust in the quality and versatility of our textile strapping and secure your load optimally.For further information or individual advice, our team is available at any time. With our high-quality products, you can ensure that your cargo is always secured safely and efficiently.
Our textile strapping is the best choice for companies looking for a reliable and flexible solution for cargo securing. Whether in the construction industry, in export, or in the wood industry, our products offer the necessary strength and flexibility to master any challenge. Let us work together to ensure that your cargo always arrives safely.