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April 23, 2025
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#Strong Temperature Resistance PET Band #PET Band In Steel Industry
Brief: Discover the TOP QUALITY PET strapping 19mm, a strong and temperature-resistant PET band designed for the steel industry. This 20kg per roll strapping offers superior tensile strength, low elongation, and excellent flexibility, making it a safe and cost-effective alternative to steel belts.
Related Product Features:
  • Strong tensile strength ensures safe product transportation with the durability of steel belts and impact resistance.
  • Low elongation, only one-sixth of polypropylene (PP) tape, maintains tension for long periods.
  • High temperature resistance with a melting point of 260°C and no deformation below 120°C.
  • Flexible and safe with no sharp edges, protecting hands and tied objects during operation.
  • Rust-free and visually appealing, eliminating contamination risks and offering bright colors.
  • Cost-effective solution with 1 ton of PET strapping equivalent to 6 tons of steel belts.
  • Available in various widths and thicknesses, suitable for both hand and automatic applications.
  • Surface treatment options include smooth or embossed finishes for diverse industrial needs.
Faqs:
  • What industries can benefit from using PET strapping bands?
    PET strapping is widely used in the steel, chemical fiber, aluminum ingot, paper, brick and kiln, screw, tobacco, electronics, textile, and wood industries.
  • How does PET strapping compare to traditional steel belts?
    PET strapping offers similar tensile strength to steel belts but with added benefits like flexibility, rust resistance, and lower cost per meter, making it a superior alternative.
  • What are the available options for surface treatment?
    PET strapping can be supplied with either smooth or embossed surface treatments, catering to different industrial requirements and preferences.
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