Product Description:
Carbon Steel Strip is a manual packing product of buckle for PET/PP strap, which is characterized by its galvanized finish, serrated feature and thickness of 0.5-1.0mm. It is made of premium quality polyester, with a weight of 19.6kg per coil, and a production capacity of 700 tons per month. This product is suitable for a wide range of applications and is highly durable. It is also environmental friendly, making it an ideal choice for all types of customers. Carbon Steel Strip is sure to be a great addition to your packing needs.
Features:
- Product Name: Carbon Steel Strip
- Application: Manual Packing
- Thickness: 0.5-1.0mm
- Width: 13mm-25mm
- Finish: Galvanized
- Features: Serrated, embossed or smooth, GREEN POLYESTER STRAP, Eco-friendly
Technical Parameters:
| Parameters |
Details |
| Product Name |
Buckle For PET/PP Strap |
| Color |
Silvery |
| Function |
Packing |
| Application |
Manual Packing |
| Feature |
Serrated |
| Finish |
Galvanized |
| Thickness |
0.5-1.0mm |
| Width |
13mm-25mm |
| Material |
Carbon Steel |
| Production Capacity |
700 tons/month for GREEN POLYESTER STRAP |
Applications:
Carbon Steel Strip is widely used in a variety of applications, with its 16MMX0.8MM size, 0.5-1.0mm thickness and 13mm-25mm width, it is perfect for packaging with its machine packing, galvanized and zinc-plated finish. This product is also ideal for binding and tying with its buckle for PET/PP strap, silvery color and green polyester strap. The carbon steel strip is an ideal choice for many applications.
Carbon Steel Strip is typically packaged in a variety of methods depending on the size, shape, and quantity of the product. Smaller strips may be bundled together and wrapped in shrink wrap, while larger strips may be placed on a wooden skid with corner blocks to keep them in place. All shipments are securely fastened and labeled for easy handling and identification.
Carbon Steel Strip can be shipped via truck, rail, or ocean freight. All shipments are insured for full protection against any damages or losses during transit. Shipping documents such as bills of lading, packing lists, and invoices are always included with the shipment.
