Signode Banding Supplier - Industrial Strapping Supplies

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Apex Plus Steel Banding

Signode Apex Plus is a cold-rolled, medium carbon steel strapping, engineered to yield a higher break strength at a thinner gauge than regular-duty steel strapping. In many light to medium-duty applications, Apex Plus can substitute for the heavier gauge regular-duty steel strapping to save money on material and shipping costs.

Magnus Steel Banding

Signode Magnus Banding is a cold-rolled, heat-treated, medium carbon steel strapping that provides high tensile strength and excellent shock resistance for the heaviest-duty applications.

Seals

Signode Banding Seals

 

Pneumatic Tools

Signode pneumatic tensioners take most of the effort out of strapping large or compressible packages. They also make tensioning uniform and precise through adjustment of the air pressure regulator.

Signode pneumatic sealers let compressed air do most of the work. They are used to achieve high production on heavy strapping, especially when seals are in awkward positions or whenever productivity must be maximized.

Manual Tensioners and Sealers

Signode hand tensioners allow operators to bring strap to desired tension with minimal interruption, effort and strap waste.

Signode manual sealers provide positive sealing action with minimal effort. Light and durable, they lock strap ends into a high strength joint.

Battery Operated Tools

GripPack battery powered sealer and tensioner for ¾” and 1 ¼” steel strapping deliver maximum power and performance without the air general costs and inconsistencies of pneumatic tools. With one-button operation and performance enhancing features not found on pneumatic tools, they vastly improve productivity for the application of steel strapping in heavy-duty hand tool applications.

 

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