Bsc Preferred SST1158 Strapping Sealer Double Notch

Product Description

The BSC PREFERRED SST1158 is a double notch strapping sealer designed for applying both open and closed seals to strapping applications. This hand tool drives notch-style crimps into metal or compatible seals, securing strapping around packages, bundles, or pallets. It is built for use in shipping, warehousing, and distribution environments where consistent, repeatable seal integrity is required. The double notch design applies two crimps per actuation, improving holding strength over single notch tools. Packaging and shipping personnel and warehouse operations staff are the primary users of this tool in production and dock environments.

The SST1158 is suited for packaging and shipping operations that require manual strapping of boxes, pallets, coils, lumber, or industrial bundles. It is used wherever open or closed seals need to be crimped onto strapping to complete a secure package. This tool is appropriate for light to medium duty manual strapping workflows and is sold as a single unit.

Key Features

• Double notch sealing action for increased holding strength per seal
• Compatible with both open and closed seal types for flexible strapping workflows
• Manual hand tool design requires no power source or air supply
• Compact and portable for use at packaging stations or on the dock
• Sold individually as one unit per each

Compatibility

Designed as a manual sealer for use with open and closed strapping seals in standard packaging and shipping strapping applications. Verify seal width and strapping gauge compatibility before use, as no specific compatible seal part numbers were provided in product data.

Installation Notes

This tool is operated by packaging or warehouse personnel and does not require licensed trade installation. Position the seal and strapping correctly in the jaws of the sealer before crimping to ensure a proper notch engagement. Follow the manufacturer instructions for jaw alignment to avoid incomplete crimps or seal failure under load. Inspect each completed seal before releasing tension to confirm full notch formation.