PET (Polyester) and PP (Polypropylene) plastic strapping is widely used in brick manufacturing plants to securely bundle finished bricks onto pallets for storage and transportation.

Replacing traditional steel banding, these plastic straps offer significant advantages: they are lighter weight, reducing handling strain and freight costs; highly resistant to corrosion from moisture inherent in brick curing and outdoor storage; and safer to handle, eliminating sharp edges and the risk of snapping under tension. PET strapping provides exceptional high tensile strength and minimal stretch for securing heavy, dense brick stacks, while PP offers good strength and cost-effectiveness for standard loads. Both types are easily applied with automated or manual tools, cut cleanly, and are recyclable, contributing to more sustainable operations. This results in a faster, safer, and more cost-effective bundling solution compared to metal banding.

In the production line of concrete bricks, PET packaging strapping play a crucial role in ensuring the efficient handling and transportation of finished products. These strapping are lightweight yet strong, providing excellent durability and resistance to moisture. They help protect the bricks from environmental factors during storage and transport, minimizing damage and maintaining quality.

Key Advantages Highlighted:

1. Lighter Weight: Reduces handling effort & shipping costs.
2. Corrosion Resistance: Withstands damp environments.
3. Safety: No sharp edges, less snap-back risk.
4. High Strength (PET): Secures heavy brick stacks reliably.
5. Cost-Effectiveness (PP): Good performance at lower cost.
6. Ease of Use: Simple application and cutting.
7. Recyclability: More sustainable option.
8. Overall Efficiency: Faster and cheaper than steel banding.