PAC Strapping Products, a leader in the strapping and packaging industry, highlights its High-Performance Polyester Strapping, a consistent, high-quality product for the toughest strapping applications in the food & beverage industry.
PAC High Performance Polyester Strapping combines the strength of steel strapping with the safety and economy of plastic to maximize performance, resulting in a more secure load at a lower cost.
Designed to meet the rigorous demands of heavy-duty bundling, palletizing and load security, PAC’s High Performance Polyester (PET) Strapping promises superior performance compared to steel and other traditional strapping options. Engineered with advanced materials and through state-of-the-art manufacturing processes, this robust, cost-effective strapping solution ensures secure and reliable load containment.
One of the key benefits of PAC High Performance Polyester is elongation recovery. Applied properly, PAC High Performance Polyester Strapping will stretch under tension. However, most of the elongation is recovered after the initial application. The result is a strap that stays tight even if the load shrinks or settles during transit. Additionally, the PET material maintains high retained tension, staying tighter than steel and polypropylene. Ultimately, this results in shipments that remain secure even when they undergo significant movement during transit.
PAC High Performance Polyester is environmentally friendly due to its high recycled content and ease of recyclability. PAC Strapping offers solutions for their customers and municipalities to support recycling strap, helping to close the loop. Moreover, it is almost impervious to weather conditions, unlike steel, which rusts and is affected by the elements.
Safety is another critical benefit: the danger from strap recoil injuries is significantly reduced, there are no sharp edges with PAC High Performance Polyester which eliminates operator lacerations and PAC High Performance Polyester coils weigh about half as much as steel coils, enhancing lifting ergonomics and reducing potential injuries.
Cost savings can also be substantial, with a potential of 25-50% over steel strapping. In addition, there are potential opportunities for labor cost reductions when applying PAC High Performance Polyester over steel.
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