Stainless Steel Strapping
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Stainless steel strapping coils and bands are used indoors and outdoors where long exposures to high humidity and moisture can cause standard steel banding to rust. Solid stainless steel construction means that the strapping continues to resist rust and corrosion even when the surface is scratched or marred. It withstands attack from chemicals, humidity, moisture, and changes in temperature caused by exposure to the outdoors. It is used in manufacturing, water and wastewater facilities, and other plants and facilities that experience high humidity or exposure to water. Apply them using manual strapping tools or a strapping machine.
201 Stainless Steel Strapping
201 stainless steel strapping resists damage caused by long-term exposure to weather. It has a high-tensile strength to prevent the strapping from tearing or pulling apart and is often used to hang street signs, secure pipe, and secure shipments for transport. Banding constructed of 201 stainless steel provides good resistance to rust and oxidation and mild-to-moderate resistance to corrosion.
Strapping Width: 3/8 in
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Strapping Width: 1/2 in
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Strapping Width: 5/8 in
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Strapping Width: 3/4 in
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Strapping Width: 1 in
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Strapping Width: 1-1/4 in
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202 Stainless Steel Strapping
202 stainless steel strapping maintains its strength at low temperatures. It secures bundles or pallets during transport, and its high tensile strength prevents the strapping from tearing or pulling apart. Banding or coils made of 202 stainless steel resist rust and corrosion.
Strapping Width: 3/4 in
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316 Stainless Steel Strapping
316 stainless steel strapping maintains its strength at cryogenic temperatures. It is used outdoors and in marine environments to secure items, pallets, and bundles during shipping or storage. It has a high resistance to rust and corrosion even when the surface is scratched.
Strapping Width: 1/4 in
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Strapping Width: 3/8 in
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Strapping Width: 1/2 in
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Strapping Width: 5/8 in
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Strapping Width: 3/4 in
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200/300 Stainless Steel Strapping
200/300 stainless steel strapping bends easily and maintains its strength when exposed to fluctuation in temperature. It secures heavy loads or bundles for shipment, and is commonly used in construction and the automotive and aerospace production industry. Stainless steel resists corrosion and rust even when the surface is marred or scratched.
Strapping Width: 1/2 in
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Strapping Width: 5/8 in
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Strapping Width: 3/4 in
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304 Stainless Steel Strapping
304 stainless steel strapping is used indoors to secure items, pallets, and bundles during shipping and storage where moisture and humidity can cause standard steel strapping to rust or corrode. Solid stainless steel construction means that the strapping continues to resist rust and corrosion even when the surface is scratched or marred. It is used in paper mills, water and wastewater facilities, and other plants and facilities that experience high humidity or exposure to water.
Strapping Width: 5/8 in
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Strapping Width: 3/4 in
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Galvanized Carbon Stainless Steel Strapping
Galvanized carbon stainless-steel strapping resists rust and corrosion from occasional contact with fresh water. It secures pallets or items for transport and can be used to bundle pipes or insulation. It has medium strength and will not pull apart or tear.
Strapping Width: 1/2 in
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Strapping Width: 3/4 in
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