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Features of PP (Polypropylene) Straps

PP straps, also known as polypropylene strapping, are widely used for securing and bundling products for transportation, storage, and packaging. They are a popular alternative to steel and polyester straps due to their cost-effectiveness, versatility, and performance.

Here are the key features of PP straps:
Lightweight and easy to handle

  • Flexible and conforms to different shapes
  • Strong with good tensile strength for medium-duty applications
  • Cost-effective compared to steel and polyester straps
  • UV and weather-resistant, suitable for outdoor use
  • Non-marring, gentle on products
  • High elongation and stretchability for shock absorption
  • Customizable with various sizes, colors, and print options
  • Environmentally friendly, recyclable material
Variety of Sizes: PP straps come in various widths and thicknesses, allowing businesses to select the right size for different packaging needs.
Color and Print Options: They can be made in different colors and even printed with logos, product details, or other branding information.

Country Of Origin : India

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    Uses:


    • General packaging of goods (boxes, cartons, etc.)
    • Palletizing for secure shipment
    • Agricultural packaging (grains, fertilizers)
    • Textile bundling (yarn, fabric)
    • Construction material bundling
    • Export and shipping of bulk items
    • Furniture and appliance protection
    • Industrial applications (automotive, electronics)
    • Food and beverage packaging
    • Paper products bundling

    PP straps are a reliable, cost-effective, and versatile solution for packaging and securing a wide range of products, making them essential across various industries.

    General Packaging: PP straps are widely used for securing boxes, cartons, and other packaged goods. They are commonly used in industries like logistics, retail, and warehousing for bundling items and securing packages during storage and transportation.



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