Steel Strapping & Steel Banding Manufacturer, Factory-Direct Since 1997
JUHONG has made steel strapping in Changzhou, China, since 1997. Our strapping line has an annual capacity of 60,000 t, and we supply distributors, importers and bulk buyers in more than 50 countries. Every steel strap we ship comes from our own factory, together with the seals that join it, and every order ships with a factory inspection report.
Steel Strapping Products
Choose by finish for your storage and shipping conditions, or by strength for your load. Open a product for its sizes, grades and packing options.

Black Painted & Waxed Steel Strapping
Paint under wax for export loads, humid warehouses and sea freight.

Galvanized Steel Strapping
Zinc-coated strap for outdoor, coastal and long-term storage.

Blue Tempered & Waxed Steel Strapping
The most common and economical finish, for indoor storage and domestic shipping.

Bright (Uncoated) Steel Strapping
Also called uncoated or white steel strapping. No coating, for indoor use and short storage. Contact us for sizes.

High Tensile Steel Strapping
Medium and high tensile grades from 930 N/mm² for steel coils, pipes, bars and heavy machinery. UltiMax adds high elongation, with AAR-verified sizes.

Regular Duty Steel Strapping
Standard grades from 650 to 830 N/mm² for pallets, crates, bricks, timber and general bundles.
What Is Steel Strapping? Steel Banding vs Metal Strapping
Steel strapping, also called steel banding or metal strapping, is a flat band of cold rolled, heat treated carbon steel. It bundles and secures heavy, rigid or sharp-edged loads such as steel coils, pipe bundles and bricks through handling, storage and shipping. Compared with plastic strap, steel strap has the highest break strength for its width and stretches very little, so it keeps its tension on loads that do not settle.
How Steel Strapping Works: Tension, Seal, Minimal Stretch
Steel strapping is the process of wrapping a strap around a load, tensioning it with a tool, and locking the two ends with a seal or a sealless notch joint. Once sealed, the strap holds objects without stretching and keeps constant pressure on the load, so it cannot move inside the band. This is why steel banding is used for heavy loads that must stay compact through crane lifting, forklift handling and long shipping routes. A steel strap tensions easily with manual or pneumatic tools and resists breaking under shock in transit.
The strap goes around the load.
A tool pulls the strap tight.
A seal or notch joint locks the ends.
Key Properties: Break Strength, Low Stretch, Heat & Edge Resistance
A 3/4 × 0.031 in (19 × 0.79 mm) steel strap breaks at 2,195 to 3,309 lbs on average, depending on the grade.
Steel strap stays tight on rigid loads. Our UltiMax high elongation grade adds controlled elongation where the load needs shock absorption.
Steel strap can secure hot-rolled coils and freshly cast metal that would soften plastic strap.
Steel strap resists cuts and wear from sharp edges better than plastic strap.
Paint, wax and zinc finishes give durability in storage and sea shipping.
Used steel strap is recyclable as scrap iron and steel.
Steel Strapping Grades & Finishes
JUHONG sells steel strap in five tensile classes, Terra 650, Ridge 750, Pivot 830, Duro 930 and Nexa 980 N/mm², plus the UltiMax high elongation line. The selection of steel grade decides break strength more than the size does. The same 3/4 × 0.031 in steel strap breaks at 2,195 lbs in Terra and at 3,309 lbs in Nexa. Choose the lowest grade that holds your load safely, and pay for high tensile steel only where the load needs it.
Regular Duty Steel Strapping
Terra, Ridge and Pivot are our regular duty grades. Together with Duro, they are what most of our customers use for palletizing, unitizing and crate work. Three regular duty grades let a distributor match the strength and price of the strap a customer already buys.
Terra (650 N/mm²) · Ridge (750 N/mm²) · Pivot (830 N/mm²)
Terra is our entry grade and the only one made in the light 0.38 mm (0.015 in) thickness. Ridge and Pivot come in the same widths from 0.51 mm (0.020 in) up, and each step adds break strength. In 3/4 × 0.031 in, Terra breaks at 2,195 lbs, Ridge at 2,532 lbs and Pivot at 2,803 lbs.
Medium Tensile Steel Strapping: Duro (930 N/mm²)
Duro sits between the regular duty and high tensile grades. Use it when a load is too heavy for Pivot but does not need Nexa. In 3/4 × 0.031 in, Duro breaks at 3,140 lbs.
High Tensile Steel Strapping: Nexa (980 N/mm²)
We recommend Nexa for steel coils, pipe bundles, heavy machinery and loads shipped by rail. It covers 1/2 in through 2 in and is our only grade in 2 in width (50 × 1.20 mm, 8,400 lbs average break strength).
High Tensile High Elongation: UltiMax (AAR-Verified Sizes)
UltiMax comes in 3/4 in and 1-1/4 in, 0.031 in (0.79 mm) thick, in two grades: 1,000 N/mm² with at least 10% elongation, and 900 N/mm² with 6.5–12% elongation. The extra elongation lets the strap absorb shock without snapping. Our 3/4 × 0.031 in and 1-1/4 × 0.031 in high tensile strap with notch-type joints is verified under the AAR Open Top Loading Rules (AAR ID 124).
Steel Strapping Finishes: Blue, Black, Galvanized & Bright
JUHONG steel strapping comes in four finishes: blue tempered and waxed, black painted and waxed, galvanized, and bright. The finish protects the strap from corrosion and affects how it runs in tools, so choose it by storage time, climate and shipping route.
| Finish | Protection | Best for | Product |
|---|---|---|---|
| Blue Tempered & Waxed | Thin oxide layer from the bluing heat treatment, plus wax | Indoor storage and normal domestic shipping. The most common and economical finish. | View → |
| Black Painted & Waxed | Paint layer under the wax | Export loads, humid warehouses and sea shipping. | View → |
| Galvanized (Zinc-Coated) | Zinc coating | Loads stored outdoors, near the coast or for long periods. | View → |
| Bright (Uncoated) | No coating | Indoor use and short storage cycles where corrosion is not a concern. | Contact Us → |
Steel Strapping Sizes & Specifications
JUHONG steel strap sizes run from 1/2 in to 2 in wide and 0.015 in to 0.047 in (0.38 to 1.20 mm) thick. Common sizes include 1/2, 5/8, 3/4, 1 and 1-1/4 in steel strapping. Download the full specification sheet for every size and grade.
Width, Thickness & Break Strength by Grade
Break strength rises with width, thickness and grade. The table gives the average break strength of one strap for every size we make, in each grade.
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| Width | Thickness | Terra650 N/mm² | Ridge750 N/mm² | Pivot830 N/mm² | Duro930 N/mm² | Nexa980 N/mm² | Length / Weight | Coil Winding |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1/2 in12.7 mm | 0.015 in0.38 mm | 706 lbs3,137 N | — | — | — | — | 39.2 ft/lb26.5 m/kg | M/R |
| 1/2 in12.7 mm | 0.020 in0.51 mm | 947 lbs4,210 N | 1,093 lbs4,858 N | 1,209 lbs5,376 N | 1,355 lbs6,024 N | 1,428 lbs6,347 N | 29.4 ft/lb19.8 m/kg | M/R/O/J |
| 1/2 in12.7 mm | 0.023 in0.58 mm | 1,077 lbs4,788 N | 1,243 lbs5,525 N | 1,375 lbs6,114 N | 1,541 lbs6,850 N | 1,624 lbs7,219 N | 25.6 ft/lb17.2 m/kg | M/R/O/J |
| 5/8 in16 mm | 0.015 in0.38 mm | 889 lbs3,952 N | — | — | — | — | 29.6 ft/lb20.0 m/kg | M/R |
| 5/8 in16 mm | 0.020 in0.51 mm | 1,193 lbs5,304 N | 1,377 lbs6,120 N | 1,524 lbs6,773 N | 1,707 lbs7,589 N | 1,799 lbs7,997 N | 23.6 ft/lb15.9 m/kg | M/R/O/J |
| 5/8 in16 mm | 0.023 in0.58 mm | 1,357 lbs6,032 N | 1,566 lbs6,960 N | 1,733 lbs7,702 N | 1,941 lbs8,630 N | 2,046 lbs9,094 N | 20.5 ft/lb13.8 m/kg | M/R/O/J |
| 3/4 in19 mm | 0.020 in0.51 mm | 1,417 lbs6,299 N | 1,635 lbs7,268 N | 1,809 lbs8,043 N | 2,027 lbs9,012 N | 2,136 lbs9,496 N | 19.6 ft/lb13.2 m/kg | M/R/O/J |
| 3/4 in19 mm | 0.023 in0.58 mm | 1,611 lbs7,163 N | 1,859 lbs8,265 N | 2,058 lbs9,147 N | 2,306 lbs10,249 N | 2,429 lbs10,800 N | 17.1 ft/lb11.5 m/kg | M/R/O/J |
| 3/4 in19 mm | 0.028 in0.71 mm | 1,973 lbs8,769 N | 2,276 lbs10,118 N | 2,519 lbs11,197 N | 2,822 lbs12,546 N | 2,974 lbs13,220 N | 14.2 ft/lb9.6 m/kg | M/R/O/J |
| 3/4 in19 mm | 0.031 in0.79 mm | 2,195 lbs9,757 N | 2,532 lbs11,258 N | 2,803 lbs12,458 N | 3,140 lbs13,959 N | 3,309 lbs14,710 N | 12.5 ft/lb8.4 m/kg | M/R/O/J |
| 3/4 in19 mm | 0.035 in0.89 mm | 2,473 lbs10,992 N | 2,853 lbs12,683 N | 3,157 lbs14,035 N | 3,538 lbs15,726 N | 3,728 lbs16,572 N | 11.1 ft/lb7.5 m/kg | M/R/O/J |
| 1 in25 mm | 0.031 in0.79 mm | 2,888 lbs12,838 N | 3,332 lbs14,813 N | 3,688 lbs16,393 N | 4,132 lbs18,368 N | 4,354 lbs19,355 N | 9.5 ft/lb6.4 m/kg | M/R/J |
| 1 in25 mm | 0.035 in0.89 mm | 3,253 lbs14,463 N | 3,754 lbs16,688 N | 4,154 lbs18,468 N | 4,655 lbs20,693 N | 4,905 lbs21,805 N | 8.5 ft/lb5.7 m/kg | M/R/J |
| 1-1/4 in31.75 (32) mm | 0.028 in0.71 mm | 3,296 lbs14,653 N | 3,803 lbs16,907 N | 4,209 lbs18,710 N | 4,716 lbs20,965 N | 4,970 lbs22,092 N | 8.5 ft/lb5.7 m/kg | M/R/J |
| 1-1/4 in31.75 (32) mm | 0.031 in0.79 mm | 3,668 lbs16,304 N | 4,232 lbs18,812 N | 4,683 lbs20,818 N | 5,248 lbs23,327 N | 5,530 lbs24,581 N | 7.4 ft/lb5.0 m/kg | M/R/J |
| 1-1/4 in31.75 (32) mm | 0.035 in0.89 mm | 4,132 lbs18,367 N | 4,768 lbs21,193 N | 5,276 lbs23,454 N | 5,912 lbs26,279 N | 6,230 lbs27,692 N | 6.7 ft/lb4.5 m/kg | M/R/J |
| 1-1/4 in31.75 (32) mm | 0.040 in1.00 mm | — | 5,357 lbs23,813 N | 5,928 lbs26,353 N | 6,642 lbs29,528 N | 7,000 lbs31,115 N | 5.9 ft/lb4.0 m/kg | R/J |
| 1-1/4 in31.75 (32) mm | 0.044 in1.10 mm | — | 5,893 lbs26,194 N | 6,521 lbs28,988 N | 7,307 lbs32,480 N | 7,700 lbs34,227 N | 5.3 ft/lb3.6 m/kg | R/J |
| 2 in50 mm | 0.047 in1.20 mm | — | — | — | — | 8,400 lbs37,338 N | 3.1 ft/lb2.1 m/kg | R/J |
UltiMax High Tensile, High Elongation
| Width | Thickness | Strengthlbs / N | Tensile ClassN/mm² | Elongation | Length / Weight | Coil Winding | Standard |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 3/4 in19 mm | 0.031 in0.79 mm | 3,377 lbs15,010 N | 1,000 | ≥ 10% | 12.5 ft/lb8.4 m/kg | R/O/J | ASTM & EN |
| 1-1/4 in31.75 mm | 0.031 in0.79 mm | 5,643 lbs25,083 N | 1,000 | ≥ 10% | 7.4 ft/lb5.0 m/kg | R/O/J | |
| 3/4 in19 mm | 0.031 in0.79 mm | 3,039 lbs13,509 N | 900 | 6.5–12% min | 12.5 ft/lb8.4 m/kg | R/O/J | |
| 1-1/4 in31.75 mm | 0.031 in0.79 mm | 5,078 lbs22,574 N | 900 | 6.5–12% min | 7.4 ft/lb5.0 m/kg | R/O/J |
Average break strength of one strap. Length / Weight shows how much strap you get per kilogram or pound, so you can plan how many tonnes to order. Coil winding: M = mini, R = ribbon wound, O = oscillated wound, J = jumbo.
Steel Strapping Coil Formats & Export Packing
We wind our strap in four coil formats: ribbon wound, oscillated wound, jumbo and mini. Match the format to your dispenser and strapping method.

Ribbon Wound (RW) Coils
Ribbon wound steel strapping is wound layer on layer, like a ribbon. Coils weigh 25 to 50 kg with inside diameters of 200, 300 or 406 mm and outside diameters of 500 to 650 mm, for manual and semi-automatic work.

Oscillated Wound (OW) Coils
Oscillated coils are wound side to side, like thread on a spool, so one coil holds more strap. They weigh 40 to 50 kg on a 406 mm inside diameter and need an oscillated-coil dispenser. With fewer coil changes, they are ideal for pneumatic tools and long shifts.

Jumbo Coils for Automatic Strapping Lines
Jumbo coils weigh 170 to 1,000 kg on 406 or 610 mm inside diameters and feed automatic strapping lines in steel mills and coil processing plants.

Mini Coils
Under 25 kg, mini coils are the easy size for small orders, field work and sample trials.

Pallet Packing & Container Loading
Coils are packed on pallets for export and loaded by container. Tonnes per 20GP or 40HQ container depend on size and coil format, so ask us for a loading plan with your quotation.
Coil Sizes: Width, Inside and Outside Diameter
Each drawing shows a coil from the side and from the front. Coil width is measured across the side of the coil, and the inside and outside diameters across the front. Ribbon wound coils are 13–32 mm wide, oscillated coils 63.5 mm and jumbo coils 147–400 mm, and jumbo coils have a 600–900 mm outside diameter.
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How Many Coils Fit on a Pallet
A pallet load depends on the coil format and the coil weight. These are the loads we pack most often. We confirm the exact packing list and container plan with your quotation.

Ribbon Wound Pallets
| 12.7 / 16 / 19 mm | 25–30 kg per coil |
| 25 mm | 38 kg per coil on average |
| 32 mm | 48 kg per coil on average |
| Per pallet | About 1,000 kg |

Oscillated Wound Pallets
| 12.7 / 16 / 19 mm | 40–50 kg per coil |
| Inside diameter | 406 mm |
| Per pallet | 12–18 coils |

Jumbo Coil Pallets
| Coil weight | 170–1,000 kg |
| Width | 32 mm |
| Inside diameter | 406 mm |
| Coil height | 190 mm |
| Per pallet | 4 coils, 3 at 360 kg |
Jumbo Coil Pallets and 20 ft Container Loads
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| Coil weight | Outside diameter | Coils per pallet | Pallet weight | Pallet sizeW × L × H | 20 ft container |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 170 kg | 600–610 mm | 4or 5 | 680 kg850 kg | 610 × 610 × 950 mm610 × 610 × 1,150 mm | 24 pallets · 16,320 kg24 pallets · 20,400 kg |
| 220 kg | 640 mm | 4 | 880 kg | 640 × 640 × 950 mm | 24 pallets · 21,120 kg |
| 280 kg | 700 mm | 4 | 1,120 kg | 700 × 700 × 950 mm | 22 pallets · 24,640 kg |
| 360 kg | 780 mm | 3 | 1,080 kg | 780 × 780 × 770 mm | On request |
Jumbo coils have a 406 mm inside diameter and are usually 190 mm high. Coils over 500 kg are taller, so we confirm their size order by order. Jumbo coils are mostly 32 mm wide; 19 and 25 mm jumbo coils are made on request.
How to Choose Steel Strapping for Your Load
Start from the load and the shipping route, then choose grade, size, finish and coil format.
When to Use Steel Strapping: 4 Load Checks
Use steel strapping when the answer to any of these four questions is yes.
Is the load heavy, large and stable, such as coils, pipes or bricks?
Does it have sharp edges that could cut a plastic strap?
Does it need to be transported long distances by sea, road or rail?
Is the item hot, or will it be exposed to high temperatures?
By Load Weight and Edges → Grade
A common industry rule of thumb, an estimate rather than a guarantee, is: required break strength per strap = load weight × 1.5 ÷ number of straps. Choose the grade and size that clear that figure with margin. Rigid loads with sharp edges, and loads lifted by the straps, need a higher grade or more straps. Run a trial shipment before you standardize a size.
By Shipping Route and Climate → Finish
Blue waxed strap suits dry, short domestic routes. For export and humid storage, black painted strap is the usual choice, and galvanized strap covers outdoor storage, coastal yards and long sea shipping.
By Strapping Method → Coil Format and Joint
Hand tools work with ribbon wound coils, pneumatic tools with oscillated coils, and automatic strapping lines with jumbo coils. Choose a seal or sealless joint to match the tool you already use.
Steel or PET Strapping?
PET strapping can replace steel strapping in selected applications, depending on load weight, edge sharpness, shipping conditions, required tension and machine compatibility. Steel strap remains the safer choice for hot loads, very sharp edges and the heaviest coils. Send us your load details and we will recommend steel or PET.
Steel Strapping Applications
Metal producers use our high tensile grades, and the regular duty grades cover palletized and crated goods.

Steel Coils
Steel mills secure hot and cold rolled coils with high tensile strap.

Steel Pipes & Tubes
Pipe and tube bundles stay tight through lifting and shipping.

Steel Bars, Rebar & Wire Rod
Bar, rebar and wire rod bundles are banded at the mill.

Aluminum Ingots
Ingot stacks are bundled with steel strap for storage and transport.

Copper Cathodes
Copper cathode bundles are banded with steel strap.

Bricks & Blocks
Brick and block pallets stay stable with steel banding.

Glass
Glass crates use steel strap with edge protectors to prevent movement in transit.

Timber & Lumber
Sawn timber and lumber stacks are held under tension through storage and shipping.
Packing something else? Send us photos of your load and we will recommend a grade, size and finish.
Seals, Tools & Accessories for Steel Strapping
Strap, seal and tool work as one system and must match in width, thickness and grade. We make our strapping seals in the same factory as our steel strap, so one order can cover both. Under our former company name, JUHONG is listed among the drafting organizations of GB/T 39040-2020, China’s national standard for steel seals and edge protectors.

Seal Types by Strap Width
Seal width matches strap width. The seal style depends on your tool: push type, snap-on, thread-on and open flange seals for manual sealers, and magazine seals for automatic strapping machines. Wider, thicker and higher tensile strap needs a longer and thicker seal, from 0.6 mm on our light 12.7–19 mm seals up to 1.2 mm on 2 in seals. Every size is listed on our strapping seals page.

Manual, Pneumatic & Sealless Joints
A joint can be made with a seal and a crimping sealer, or without a seal by a sealless tool that cuts interlocking notches into the two strap ends. Sealless joints save seal stock. Check that the tool is rated for your strap width, thickness and grade.

Dispensers, Tensioners, Sealers & Cutters
A complete setup uses a coil dispenser, a tensioner, a sealer or combination tool, and a strap cutter. We supply manual and pneumatic tools and dispensers to match our steel strap. Send us your current tool model and we will confirm which strap sizes and seals fit it.
Safe Handling, Cutting & Edge Protection
Steel strap is under high tension and has sharp edges, so proper handling prevents injuries.
- Wear gloves, safety glasses and other personal protective equipment when you apply, cut or remove steel strap.
- Cut strap with a proper strap cutter, not pliers or scissors, and stand to the side, because a cut strap can spring back.
- Keep the coil in its dispenser so it does not uncoil when the band is released.
- Use edge protectors where the strap crosses a sharp corner, to protect the load and stop the strap from cutting into it.
- Collect cut strap ends for recycling instead of leaving them on the floor.
Steel Strapping Production Process, Testing & Standards
JUHONG checks steel strapping at four points: the incoming steel coil, the production line, the finished coil and the shipment report. Full details are on our Quality Control page.
How JUHONG Steel Strapping Is Made
Our line follows this process: uncoiling, slitting, edge smoothing to remove burrs, bluing heat treatment, cooling, painting, drying, waxing, drying, rewinding, and packing. A burr-free edge is safer to handle and does not damage tools or the load.
Uncoiling · Slitting · Edge smoothing to remove burrs
Bluing heat treatment · Cooling
Painting · Drying · Waxing · Drying
Rewinding · Packing
In-Line and Final Inspection
Each incoming steel coil is checked for appearance, thickness and tensile strength. Every two hours, inspectors take 10 coils from the line and check width, thickness, tensile strength, bend performance, paint thickness and salt spray resistance. A failed bend or tensile result stops the line, and the last two hours of output are scrapped. We hold width to ±0.10 mm and camber to 6 mm or less per 2,000 mm. Finished coils are tested again and weighed, and each order ships with an inspection report.




SGS Test Reports: EN 13246 & GB/T 25820
Our steel strapping is tested by SGS to EN 13246 and GB/T 25820. First pages of the reports are on our Downloads page, and full reports are available on request.
AAR, ISO 9001 & ASTM D3953

AAR
3/4 × 0.031 in and 1-1/4 × 0.031 in high tensile strap with notch-type joints, verified under AAR ID 124.

ISO 9001:2015
Our quality management system is certified.
ASTM D3953
We can arrange third-party testing to ASTM D3953 for your order.
Steel Strapping for Distributors, Importers & Bulk Buyers
As a steel strapping manufacturer in China, JUHONG supplies distributors, importers and companies that buy by the container. If your business resells or uses strap in volume, we work as your steel strapping supplier, to your specification and your market’s packaging.
Match Your Current Supplier's Specification
Send us a photo of your current coil label or specification sheet. We will match the width, thickness, grade, finish and coil format, and send samples for you to run in your own tools before you switch. You can also book a live video call and watch your samples tested in our lab.
Private Label, Coil Labels & Custom Packing
Tell us how you want your coils labeled and packed, and we will confirm what we can supply under your brand.
Mixed Containers: Steel Strapping, Seals, PET & Stretch Film
Steel strapping, strapping seals, PET strapping and stretch film are all made at our Changzhou factory, so one container can carry several products. You manage fewer suppliers and shipments.
MOQ, Samples, Lead Time & Payment Terms
These depend on size, finish and quantity. Send us your requirements for a firm offer. Strap prices follow the steel market, so quotations are valid for a limited time.
Steel Strapping FAQ
Short answers to the questions distributors, importers and packing managers ask us most. If yours is not here, send it to us.
What is the difference between regular duty and high tensile steel strapping?
Regular duty grades (Terra, Ridge and Pivot, 650–830 N/mm²) cover most pallets and bundles. High tensile strap (Nexa, 980 N/mm²) breaks at about 50% more load than Terra in the same size and is used for steel coils, pipes and heavy machinery. The best steel strapping is the lowest grade that holds your load safely. See our steel strapping grades.
How much weight can steel strapping hold?
Break strength is the force that snaps one strap. It is not the weight a strap can hold, and the joint is weaker than the strap. A common industry rule of thumb, an estimate rather than a guarantee, is: required break strength per strap = load weight × 1.5 ÷ number of straps. A 1,200 lb pallet with two straps needs about 900 lbs per strap, which our 1/2 × 0.020 in steel strap clears from 947 lbs.
What is the difference between ribbon-wound and oscillated-wound steel strapping?
Ribbon wound coils are wound layer on layer, weigh 25 to 50 kg and suit manual tools. Oscillated wound coils are wound side to side, hold more strap per coil and need an oscillated-coil dispenser. They suit pneumatic tools and long shifts.
Which steel strapping finish is best for sea freight or humid storage?
Black painted and waxed strap is the usual choice for export and humid warehouses. For outdoor or coastal storage, choose galvanized strap.
Do you make bright (uncoated) steel strapping?
Yes. Bright steel strapping, also called uncoated or white steel strapping, has no paint, blue oxide or zinc finish, so it suits indoor use and short storage only. Send your size, grade and quantity through our contact page and we will confirm what we can supply.
Can you match the steel strapping I buy from my current supplier?
Yes. Send your coil label or specification, and we will match width, thickness, grade, finish and coil format, then send samples for a trial.
Are you a steel strapping manufacturer or a trading company?
We are a steel strapping manufacturer. We have made steel strap in our own factory in Changzhou, China, since 1997, from slitting and heat treatment to painting, waxing and export packing, so distributors and importers buy directly from the factory.
How do I choose a steel strapping supplier?
Ask each supplier for test reports on the sizes you buy, coil weights and inside diameters that fit your dispensers, samples to try in your own tools, and export packing that suits your route. We send SGS test reports, samples and a container loading plan with your quotation.
Which JUHONG steel strapping sizes are AAR verified?
Our 3/4 × 0.031 in and 1-1/4 × 0.031 in high tensile strap with notch-type joints is verified under AAR ID 124.
What coil weights and inner diameters do you supply?
Mini coils weigh under 25 kg. Ribbon wound coils weigh 25 to 50 kg on 200, 300 or 406 mm inside diameters, oscillated coils 40 to 50 kg on 406 mm, and jumbo coils 170 to 1,000 kg on 406 or 610 mm.
What is the MOQ and lead time for bulk orders?
Both depend on the sizes, finish and quantity you need. Send us your sizes and quantities, and we will confirm the order quantity and a firm delivery date with your quotation.
What tools and accessories are used with steel strapping?
A coil dispenser, a tensioner, a sealer or combination tool, seals that match the strap width, a strap cutter, and edge protectors for sharp corners. We supply seals, tools and dispensers to match our steel strap.
Is your steel strapping carbon steel or stainless steel?
This page covers carbon steel strapping. We also make stainless steel strapping, sold as stainless steel banding with its own buckles and tools, for corrosive or outdoor fixing work.
How much does steel strapping cost?
The price depends on the steel market, grade, width and thickness, finish, coil format and order quantity. Send us your specification and quantity for a quotation.
Get a Steel Strapping Quote
Send us your strap size, grade, finish, coil format, quantity and destination port, or a photo of your current coil label. We will reply with a quotation, matching seals and a sample plan.
- Strap width, thickness and grade
- Finish and coil format
- Quantity and destination port
- Or a photo of your current coil label
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