Description
We supply NarrowStrap™ Woven Polyester Strapping, providing a superior alternative to steel and plastic strapping. It is designed to be used for the securing of cargo and palletising various product lines. Our woven strapping is available in a range of tensile strengths and widths and when combined with phosphate buckles provides its users with superior strapping systems.
NarrowStrap™ Woven Polyester Strapping does not split, is flexible and can be used universally. Combined with buckles, tools and tensioners, Narrostrap provides a reliable assembly solution. The strapping can be tensioned using manual or pneumatic tension tools.
Benefits of Woven Strapping
- Economical strapping solution
- Safe to use and soft on hands
- Maximum impact resistance
- Minimal lash back during cutting
- High join efficiency
- Shock absorbent
- Maintains tension over time
- Ideal for manual handling and disposal
- Low tooling costs and maintenance
- Lightweight and portable
- UV and weather resistant
- As strong as steel without the risk of corrosion
Load Securing Industries
NarrowStrap™ systems can be used in every type of load securing whether inside or on top of rail cars, containers, shipping vessels, trucks, lorries, flat racks, open-top containers, freight carriers, including:
- Machinery – engines, equipment
- Steel and metal – pipes, sheeting
- Engineering – lifting, machinery
- Automotive – cars, parts in transit
- Chemical and petrochemicals – drums, containers
- Construction – brickyards, scaffold, precast, concrete products
- Shipping – shipping crates, cargo inside containers, bundled loads
- Vessels – irregular shaped cargo, containerization
- Transport and logistics – flat racks, rail cars, trucking
- Food and beverage – securing and palletizing
- Pulp and paper – bulk transportation
- Plastics- piping, sheeting
- Export Packing – strapping cargo securement for export
- Ports and terminals – lifting, packing and loading
- Armed and defense forces – securement during transportation
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