Pallet strapping: poly, PET and steel strap with tools
Secure pallets, bundles and heavy cartons with pallet strapping from eBPak. Choose lightweight poly strapping (polypropylene) for cartons and light pallets, green embossed PET strapping (polyester) for heavier loads, or ribbon wound steel strapping for the heaviest jobs. Finish the job with plastic strapping buckles, sealers (crimpers), a steel strap tensioner and cutter.
Strapping by type
| Strap | Size | Break strength |
|---|---|---|
| 12mm poly (PP) | 12mm x 1000m | 90kg |
| 15mm poly (PP) | 15mm x 1000m | 110kg |
| 12mm PET | 12 x 0.7mm x 1900m | – |
| 16mm PET | 16 x 0.7mm x 1450m | – |
| 16mm PET heavy | 16 x 0.9mm x 1100m | – |
| 16mm steel | 16 x 0.50mm, 12.5kg coil | – |
| 19mm steel | 19 x 0.56mm, 16kg coil | – |
Break strengths are shown where the product lists them. See each product page for full specifications.
Strapping tools & accessories
| Tool | Shop |
|---|---|
| Poly buckles | 12mm x1000 · 15mm x1000 |
| Poly sealers | 13mm · 16mm · 19mm |
| PET sealers | 12mm · 15mm |
| Steel sealers | 16mm · 19mm |
| Steel tensioner | 12–19mm F1319 |
| Steel cutter | 13–32mm |
Match the buckle, sealer or tool size to your strap width. Check the product page if you are unsure.
Strapping FAQs ▾
Strapping FAQs
What is the difference between poly and PET strapping?
Poly (polypropylene) strap is lighter and suits cartons and light pallets. PET (polyester) strap is stronger and holds tension better, so it is used for heavier loads.
When should I use steel strapping?
For the heaviest and most rigid loads, such as steel, timber and building materials.
Do I need a tool to use poly strapping?
You can join poly strap by hand with plastic buckles. Sealers (crimpers) give a neater, tighter join.
What width strapping do I need?
12mm poly suits cartons and light bundles. 15–16mm suits pallets, and 19mm steel is for heavy loads.
Do you sell pallet wrap too?
Yes. See our stretch film and pallet wrap range.
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