Bsc Preferred SSHD114OPEN Steel Strapping Seals 1000/CS

Product Description

The BSC PREFERRED SSHD114OPEN is a galvanized steel strapping seal designed to provide a secure, rust-resistant closure on strapping applications. Constructed from 0.031-inch steel, each seal delivers high-strength holding power suitable for bundling, palletizing, and securing freight. The galvanized finish protects against corrosion in storage and transit environments. This case contains 1000 seals, making it a practical supply for packaging operations, warehouses, and shipping departments that rely on steel strapping as a primary bundling method.

These seals are used in commercial and industrial packaging environments where steel strapping is applied to secure heavy loads, palletized goods, or bundled materials. They are a standard component in any operation using a strapping machine or manual tensioner and sealer. Packaging technicians, warehouse staff, and shipping professionals install these as part of routine strapping workflows across distribution centers, manufacturing facilities, and freight operations.

Key Features

• Galvanized steel construction resists rust and corrosion during storage and use
• 0.031-inch steel thickness provides high-strength hold on strapping applications
• Case quantity of 1000 seals supports high-volume packaging operations
• Compatible with standard steel strapping sealing tools and crimpers
• Sold by the case with a minimum order of one case

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style replacement seal for use with standard steel strapping systems in industrial and commercial packaging applications.

Installation Notes

Steel strapping seals are installed by packaging or warehouse personnel using a compatible hand sealer or crimping tool. Ensure the strapping tensioner has applied adequate tension before crimping the seal. Inspect each seal after crimping to confirm a full, even crimp with no open edges that could allow slippage. Follow applicable workplace safety guidelines when working with steel strapping, as cut edges can be sharp.