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Polypropylene Straps and Technical Webbing
Polypropylene lifting straps and technical webbing for FIBCs, bags, backpacks, belts and fastening products. Width, weave, colour and breaking load made to customer requirements.
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The lifting loop is the most heavily loaded part of a big bag. It carries the cargo weight during lifting, and its strength determines the safety factor of the whole container. We produce polypropylene strap tape for our own products and supply it wholesale to other packaging manufacturers.
The tape is produced in widths from 10 to 100 mm with a breaking load up to 2000 kg. Width and weave density are matched to the design cargo mass and required strength reserve.
We also manufacture polypropylene webbing: a strong woven tape for fastening, packaging and sewn products. It has an even weave, stable width and resistance to stretching, abrasion and moisture.
Width, thickness, weave density, colour and breaking load are made to customer requirements. Technical tapes are shipped in coils; volumes are agreed at order stage.
Specifications
Tape width
10–100 mm
Breaking load
up to 2000 kg
Material
polypropylene
Colour
white, coloured on request
Supply
in coils, wholesale
Where it is used
- Big bag and FIBC production
- Lashing and securing cargo in transit
- Luggage, utility and sports bags
- Backpacks and outdoor equipment
- Belts, handles, fastening and tie-down straps
- Furniture, textile and packaging products
- Agricultural and industrial equipment
FAQ
Which strap width should I choose?
Width is selected from the design cargo mass and the required safety factor. Bags for 500–1000 kg usually need narrower tape; cargo up to 2000 kg calls for wider and denser tape. We will calculate it for your product.
Do you sell tape separately from big bags?
Yes, we ship strap tape in coils on a wholesale basis — both to packaging manufacturers and for technical applications.
What is the difference between working and breaking load?
Working load is the mass the strap carries in normal service. Breaking load is several times higher, and the ratio between them is the safety factor. For big bags it is usually 5:1 or 6:1.
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