Bsc Preferred PSH260 Polypropylene Strapping Roll

Product Description

The BSC PREFERRED PSH260 is a polypropylene strapping roll designed for bundling, unitizing, and securing loads in packaging and shipping applications. Poly strapping weighs roughly half as much as steel strapping while remaining strong and flexible enough for demanding warehouse and distribution use. The embossed surface adds flexibility and helps seals grip firmly during tensioning. The PSH260 is weather resistant, making it suitable for outdoor storage and transit environments. Packaging professionals, warehouse staff, and shipping teams install and apply this strapping using standard manual or machine tensioners and sealers.

This strapping roll is used in commercial and industrial packaging operations where a lightweight, cost-effective alternative to steel strapping is needed. Typical applications include palletizing, bundling cartons, and securing freight. The smooth, rounded edges eliminate the cut hazard associated with steel strapping, making it safer to handle during high-volume packing runs. The split-resistant construction helps deter pilferage by resisting tearing or splitting under stress. This product is equivalent to part number S-2679.

Key Features

• Polypropylene construction - approximately half the weight of steel strapping
• Weather resistant for outdoor and transit environments
• No sharp edges for safer handling during application
• Split-resistant material helps deter pilferage
• Embossed surface provides added flexibility and improved seal grip

Compatibility

Designed for use with standard manual tensioners, sealers, and automated strapping machines that accept polypropylene strapping. Equivalent to part number S-2679.

Installation Notes

Apply using a compatible strapping tensioner and sealer rated for polypropylene material. Ensure the strap path is free of sharp edges on the load that could nick or weaken the strap before tensioning. Follow equipment manufacturer guidelines for seal overlap and tension settings appropriate to the load weight and fragility. Inspect seals after tensioning to confirm full engagement before releasing the tensioner.