Bsc Preferred PS4218 Polyester Strapping 2 Rolls

Product Description

The BSC PREFERRED PS4218 is a heavy-duty polyester strapping designed as a direct alternative to steel strapping for packaging and shipping applications. Polyester strapping delivers comparable holding strength to steel while eliminating the risks of corrosion and sharp edges. It retains tension longer than polypropylene and other common strapping types, making it well-suited for loads that shift or settle in transit. The strapping is UV resistant for outdoor or extended storage use and is approximately 80% lighter than steel, reducing both material handling strain and overall package weight.

This polyester strapping is used in industrial and commercial packaging environments where secure load unitizing is required. It is compatible with serrated or sandpaper-style seals for manual or semi-automatic tensioning setups. Each case contains 2 rolls, making it practical for high-volume shipping departments, distribution centers, warehouses, and freight operations. It is handled and applied by packaging line workers, warehouse staff, and shipping technicians.

Key Features

• Non-corrosive polyester construction resists rust and moisture
• Retains tension longer than polypropylene strapping for more secure loads
• Approximately 80% lighter than steel strapping for easier handling
• UV resistant for outdoor or long-term storage applications
• Compatible with serrated or sandpaper seals for flexible tooling options
• 2 rolls included per case

Compatibility

Designed for use with standard manual, semi-automatic, and automatic strapping tensioners and sealers that accept polyester strapping. Compatible with serrated or sandpaper seals. This product is equivalent to part number S-1657.

Installation Notes

Polyester strapping is applied by trained packaging or warehouse personnel using appropriate strapping tensioners and crimpers or sealers. Ensure the correct seal type is matched to the tensioning tool in use. Inspect strapping for damage before applying to loads. Follow site safety protocols when tensioning, as strapping under load can release energy if cut or if a seal fails.