Steel Metal Strapping
Buy Steel Metal Strapping Wholesale from Omni Group!Β
OurΒ steel metal strappingΒ product range includes various strapping types and grades to suit your needs. Steel strap is mining used in the building, timber, and brick manufacturing industries. The range features both regular and high-tensile steel, suitable for securing the heaviest loads. Metal strap widths vary fromΒ 12mm toΒ 32mm to ensure optimal load stability.Types of Steel Metal Strapping
We provide steel strapping in two types: ribbon and rope wound coils. Ribbon wound coilsΒ are smaller, ideal for easy handling. Rope wound rollsΒ are longer and perfect for high-volume tasks and stationary strapping.Β For durability in tough weather or when corrosion resistance is vital, choose our stainless-steel strapping. Whether you need to bundle, palletise, reinforce, or secure, our metal strapping options are essential.
Order Steel Metal Strap Bulk Online at Lowest Prices
Purchase metal strapping wholesaleΒ from Omni Group and save significantly. Benefit from the lowest prices on the market when you buy steel strap in bulk from Omni Group. With distribution centres located in Melbourne, Sydney, Brisbane, and Adelaide, we guarantee swift delivery across Australia.ΒTools and Accessories for Applying Steel Strap
Enhance your steel strapping with our tensioners, sealers, dispensers, snap on seals and metal clips. We provide everything you need for a complete solution. Poly and steel strapping kits are also available as a convenient, all-in-one solution.ΒPremium high tensile grade steel strapping 31.7mm x 0.8mm is among the strongest types of strapping available, with a break load strength of 2400kg.Β
Although steel strapping is strong, alternatives like PET strapping are also extremely robust and have minimal 'creep,' which means the tension is maintained during transit. PET is often used in applications traditionally suited to steel strapping and is safer to use. Β
- 51.015 Steel Strapping Ribbon Wound 19.0mm x 0.56mm 15kg/roll.
- 54.145 Steel Strapping Ribbon Dispenser.
- 53.070 Steel Strapping Metal Seals (Snap-on Type) 19mm 1000/ctn.Β Β Β Β Β Β
- 54.105 Steel Strapping Sealer 19mm.Β Β Β
- 54.070 Steel Strapping Tensioner.Β Β Β Β Β
- 54.135 Steel Strapping Cutter.
- 54.190 Ergonomic Strapping Threader.
- Maximum Strength: Steel is one of the strongest strapping materials available with very low elongation.Β
- Handles sharp loads effectively and remains rigid.Β
- Cost: Metal strap is more expensive than other strapping materials.Β
- Handling Risk: It can pose safety risks and is difficult to handle without proper protective equipment.Β
- Corrosion Potential: Unless stainless-steel treated, steel can rust over time.Β
- Load Settling Issues: Steel does not conform to loads that may settle, expand, or contract.Β
- Wearing protective gear, such as gloves and eyewear.Β
- Ensuring the strap ends are not facing you when tensioning or cutting.Β
- Using the appropriate tools correctly.Β
- Keeping your work area clean to avoid trip hazards.Β
When to opt for steel strapping:
- Shipping heavy loads over long distances.Β
- Loads are insusceptible to abrasion from steel.Β
- Handling very stable, large, and heavy materials.Β
- Dealing with sharp edges that could cut softer banding.Β
- Loads requiring multiple loadings and unloading.Β
- Sensitive loads that might get scratched or abraded.Β
- Loads that may contract or expand during transport.Β
- Staff are inexperienced with strap placement and removal.Β
- Transporting loads over short, local distances.Β
Stainless steel strapping resists corrosion, particularly 316 marine grade. It is suitable for long-term outdoor use like securing signs or cables to poles in marine or coastal environments.Β
Steel Metal Strapping
Buy Steel Metal Strapping Wholesale from Omni Group!Β
OurΒ steel metal strappingΒ product range includes various strapping types and grades to suit your needs. Steel strap is mining used in the building, timber, and brick manufacturing industries. The range features both regular and high-tensile steel, suitable for securing the heaviest loads. Metal strap widths vary fromΒ 12mm toΒ 32mm to ensure optimal load stability.Types of Steel Metal Strapping
We provide steel strapping in two types: ribbon and rope wound coils. Ribbon wound coilsΒ are smaller, ideal for easy handling. Rope wound rollsΒ are longer and perfect for high-volume tasks and stationary strapping.Β
For durability in tough weather or when corrosion resistance is vital, choose our stainless-steel strapping. Whether you need to bundle, palletise, reinforce, or secure, our metal strapping options are essential.Order Steel Metal Strap Bulk Online at Lowest Prices
Purchase metal strapping wholesaleΒ from Omni Group and save significantly. Benefit from the lowest prices on the market when you buy steel strap in bulk from Omni Group. With distribution centres located in Melbourne, Sydney, Brisbane, and Adelaide, we guarantee swift delivery across Australia.ΒTools and Accessories for Applying Steel Strap
Enhance your steel strapping with our tensioners, sealers, dispensers, snap on seals and metal clips. We provide everything you need for a complete solution. Poly and steel strapping kits are also available as a convenient, all-in-one solution.ΒWE'RE HERE TO ANSWER ALL YOUR QUESTIONS.
Premium high tensile grade steel strapping 31.7mm x 0.8mm is among the strongest types of strapping available, with a break load strength of 2400kg.Β
Although steel strapping is strong, alternatives like PET strapping are also extremely robust and have minimal 'creep,' which means the tension is maintained during transit. PET is often used in applications traditionally suited to steel strapping and is safer to use. Β
- 51.015 Steel Strapping Ribbon Wound 19.0mm x 0.56mm 15kg/roll.
- 54.145 Steel Strapping Ribbon Dispenser.
- 53.070 Steel Strapping Metal Seals (Snap-on Type) 19mm 1000/ctn.Β Β Β Β Β Β
- 54.105 Steel Strapping Sealer 19mm.Β Β Β
- 54.070 Steel Strapping Tensioner.Β Β Β Β Β
- 54.135 Steel Strapping Cutter.
- 54.190 Ergonomic Strapping Threader.
- Maximum Strength: Steel is one of the strongest strapping materials available with very low elongation.Β
- Handles sharp loads effectively and remains rigid.Β
- Cost: Metal strap is more expensive than other strapping materials.Β
- Handling Risk: It can pose safety risks and is difficult to handle without proper protective equipment.Β
- Corrosion Potential: Unless stainless-steel treated, steel can rust over time.Β
- Load Settling Issues: Steel does not conform to loads that may settle, expand, or contract.Β
- Wearing protective gear, such as gloves and eyewear.Β
- Ensuring the strap ends are not facing you when tensioning or cutting.Β
- Using the appropriate tools correctly.Β
- Keeping your work area clean to avoid trip hazards.Β
When to opt for steel strapping:
- Shipping heavy loads over long distances.Β
- Loads are insusceptible to abrasion from steel.Β
- Handling very stable, large, and heavy materials.Β
- Dealing with sharp edges that could cut softer banding.Β
- Loads requiring multiple loadings and unloading.Β
- Sensitive loads that might get scratched or abraded.Β
- Loads that may contract or expand during transport.Β
- Staff are inexperienced with strap placement and removal.Β
- Transporting loads over short, local distances.Β
Stainless steel strapping resists corrosion, particularly 316 marine grade. It is suitable for long-term outdoor use like securing signs or cables to poles in marine or coastal environments.Β