Bsc Preferred PS4220 Polyester Strapping 2 Rolls

Product Description

The BSC PREFERRED PS4220 is a high-tensile polyester strapping product designed as a direct replacement for steel strapping in packaging and shipping applications. Polyester strapping retains tension longer than other strap types and resists corrosion, making it a durable choice for securing loads during transit or storage. Each case contains 2 rolls. At approximately 80% lighter than steel strapping, the PS4220 reduces handling fatigue and speeds up the strapping process. The material is UV resistant, extending service life in outdoor or high-light environments. Compatible with serrated or sandpaper seals for a secure closure.

The PS4220 is suited for warehouse, distribution, and logistics operations where reliable load containment is required. It is commonly used to strap pallets, bundles, and heavy cartons in both light industrial and commercial shipping environments. The non-corrosive polyester construction makes it appropriate for applications where moisture or chemical exposure could degrade steel alternatives. Packaging and shipping professionals handling high-volume strapping operations will find the lighter weight and tension-retention properties advantageous over steel or polypropylene strap.

Key Features

• Non-corrosive polyester construction resists rust and chemical degradation
• Retains tension longer than polypropylene or other common strap types
• Approximately 80% lighter than equivalent steel strapping
• UV resistant for outdoor and high-exposure storage environments
• Compatible with serrated or sandpaper seals
• 2 rolls included per case

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style replacement for polyester strapping applications; listed as equivalent to part number S-1240. Suitable for use with standard strapping tools and tensioners compatible with polyester strap.

Installation Notes

Strapping should be applied using a tensioner and sealer appropriate for polyester strap - confirm tool compatibility before use, as polyester strap requires different tensioner settings than polypropylene. Inspect each strap for nicks or surface damage before applying tension to a load. Follow all applicable packaging and load-securement guidelines for the shipping method in use.