PET Strap

PET strap (polyester strap) derives its strength from the molecular weight of its raw material, which is measured by intrinsic viscosity (IV). The typical IV range for high-quality PET strap is 0.60 to 0.95 dl/g. Read More

PET strap (polyester strap) has replaced steel strapping in many packaging applications, offering comparable tensile strength at one-sixth the weight, with no rust, no sharp edges, and 30–50% lower total cost. But can it replace steel completely? The answer is: in most applications, yes, but not all. Read More

PET strap (polyester strap) achieves break forces ranging from 160kg to 1,360kg depending on width and thickness. This range accommodates applications from light pallet loads to heavy steel coil bundling and cotton bale packaging. Break force is determined by the strap's cross-sectional area and molecular orientation during manufacturing. Read More

PET strap (polyester strap) has become the modern alternative to steel strapping across industries ranging from steel processing to cotton ginning. It offers steel-like tensile strength at one-sixth the weight, eliminates injury risks from sharp edges and snap-back, and resists rust and corrosion. Read More