Steel Strapping Seals
Our steel strapping seals are always reliable and made from the highest quality raw materials. Whether it is an open, semi-open or closed steel seal, we can provide a solution for your various transportation challenges.

Our steel strapping seals are always reliable and made from the highest quality raw materials. Whether it is an open, semi-open or closed steel seal, we can provide a solution for your various transportation challenges.
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Open seals are the most common type of seal used in securing packages. They are designed to maintain strap alignment prior to tensioning.These seals are used primarily with Regular Duty Strapping sizes on flat surfaces, typically in conjunction with a feed wheel tensioner.
Closed (Pusher) Seals are designed for high-strength applications, ensuring secure and reliable packaging. These seals are placed on the overlapping strap ends before tensioning and are typically used with heavy-duty strapping.
Magazine seals are a type of strapping seal designed for fast, efficient application using seal feed strapping tools. These seals come pre-loaded in a magazine, making them ideal for high-volume packaging operations.
Thread-On Seals are designed for secure and efficient application by threading them onto the overlapping strap ends before using a tension tool. These seals are commonly used on bales, bundles, and larger strap sizes.
Wrap the Strapping: Place the strapping around the package and overlap the ends.
Apply the Seal: Slide or thread the seal over the overlapping ends.
Tighten the Strapping: Use a tensioner to pull the strapping tight.
Secure the Seal: Crimp or notch the seal to lock the strapping in place.
Check: Ensure the strapping and seal are secure.
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A strapping seal is a device used to secure the ends of a strap, ensuring that it stays tightly in place around a package or bundle. Strapping seals are essential for maintaining the integrity and stability of strapped items during transport and storage.
The main types include open seals, closed (pusher) seals, magazine seals, and thread-on seals. Each type is designed for specific applications and strapping materials.
Determine the Strapping Material:
Consider the Strap Size:
Assess the Application Requirements:
Check Tool Compatibility:
Review Load and Strength Requirements:
By matching the type of seal with the material, strap size, environment, tool compatibility, and load strength, you can select the most effective strapping seal for your needs.
Yes, strapping seals can be used with various materials including steel, PET, and PP. Make sure to use the appropriate seal type designed for your specific strapping material.
Common tools include a strapping tensioner, a sealer or crimper, and for magazine seals, a seal feed tool. The specific tool requirements depend on the type of seal and strapping used.
Yes, steel strapping seals can typically be recycled along with other steel products. Check with local recycling facilities for specific guidelines.