Tensioners (Plastic Strapping)

The strap (usually polypropylene) is wound around the load (pallet, box, bundle), then fed into the TST30 tensioner.

By cranking (ratcheting) the handle, the tool tensions the strap — pulling it tight around the load.

Once tight enough, the strap is sealed (with a separate sealer tool) and cut — securing the load.

Strap width: works with 12 mm up to 19 mm polypropylene strapping.

Weight: approx 1.3 kg — light enough for manual handling yet sturdy for regular use.

Operation: manual / hand-operated.

Securing pallets for transport or storage

Bundling boxes, crates or materials

Strapping irregular-shaped loads

General warehouse packaging, shipping prep, and logistics

Simple, low-cost, low-maintenance — good for everyday packaging operations.

Works with a common range of strap widths (12–19 mm), so versatile.

Lightweight and easy to handle by a single operator.

Effective for tightening straps evenly, improving load stability.

It’s manual — tensioning may be slower and more physically effortful than powered tools.

Requires a separate sealing/crimping tool to finish the strapping process (tensioner alone doesn’t seal).

Best suited for polypropylene / plastic strapping — not ideal for heavy-duty steel strapping or very heavy loads.

You feed the strap through the tensioner, wrap around the load, then use the ratchet-style handle to tighten (tension) the strap.

Once tension is applied, you seal or buckle the strap using a suitable sealer or buckle tool (not part of the tensioner itself) and cut/truncate the excess strap.

Strapping and securing pallets for storage or shipment.

Bundling boxes, materials, or irregular-shaped loads.

Warehouse packing / dispatch operations.

Logistics, transport, and general packaging tasks where composite/woven or polyester strapping is used.

Simple, manual operation — no power or complex setup needed.

Lightweight and easy to handle, making it practical for regular day-to-day use.

Compatible with a common range of strap widths (9–19 mm), so flexible across many types of strapping tasks.

Durable enough for regular use thanks to metal alloy build.

Cost-effective solution for standard packaging/strapping needs.

As a manual tool, it requires physical effort. For high-volume or heavy-duty use, a powered or heavy-duty tensioner may be more efficient.

Needs a separate sealing/buckling tool to complete the strapping process — tensioner alone doesn’t seal.

Because it’s designed for composite/woven/polyester (or lighter plastic) straps, it’s not suitable for heavy-duty steel strapping or extremely heavy loads.

Strapping (PP or PET) — typically 12 mm up to 19 mm wide — is fed through the tool, wrapped around the load, then the ratchet/windlass handle is used to crank and tension the strap.

The HPT50 uses a six-point windlass design, which helps make strap loading easier and more stable.

Internal brass bushings reduce friction and extend tool life — useful when doing repeated strapping jobs.

Compatible strap type: Plastic strapping — polypropylene (PP) or extruded polyester (PET).

Strap width: 12 mm to 19 mm (i.e. standard pallet strapping widths).

Construction: High-cast aluminium body, with rubber-grip handles for user comfort on extended use.

Weight: ~ 2.2kg — noticeably heavier/heavier duty than simpler manual tensioners.

Designed for high strap tension — making it suitable for heavier loads and repeated use.

Palletising goods (boxes, bricks, timber, bulk items) for transport or storage.

Bundling heavy materials or irregular-shaped loads where reliable, tight strapping is needed.

Warehouse, industrial, or construction settings where manual but durable strapping is needed.

Situations where repeated or frequent strapping is required — thanks to its durable build and ergonomic design.

Heavy-duty and robust — ideal for more demanding strapping jobs compared with lighter/manual-duty tensioners.

Versatile: works with either PP or PET plastic straps (common materials for pallet strapping).

Handles up to 19 mm strap width — covers the standard range for most pallet/packaging needs.

Comfortable for extended use — rubber handles help reduce strain during repeated operations.

Durable internal components (brass bushings) for long life even under heavy use.

It’s a manual tool — although heavy-duty, tensioning will still require physical effort (not as quick or effortless as powered tools).

Requires a separate sealing or buckling tool to finish the strapping job — tensioner only tightens, doesn’t seal or cut.

Best suited for plastic strapping (PP/PET). Not suitable for steel strapping or extremely heavy industrial loads requiring metal banding.

You feed the strap around your load (pallet, crate, bundle, etc.), thread it through the tool, and use the ratchet-style handle to tension the strap.

The tool uses a vertical gripper mechanism, which improves grip on the strap and makes strap release easier once tensioning is done.

Securing large loads such as pallets, crates, bundles, timber, or bulky goods for transport or storage.

Situations where heavy-duty woven/composite polyester straps are used — often in industrial, warehouse, or construction contexts.

Cases requiring a wide strap (up to 40 mm) — e.g. heavy machinery packaging, timber bundling, or large crate shipping.

High capacity: works with very wide straps (up to 40 mm) — useful for heavy loads.

Robust build: heavier, heavier-duty tool suited for industrial/warehouse applications.

Better strap grip and secure tensioning thanks to the vertical gripper mechanism.

No need for power: manual operation makes it simple to use and maintain.

Being manual, tensioning heavier loads will require more physical effort compared with powered tools.

Designed for woven/composite polyester strapping — not ideal for light polypropylene (PP) or steel strapping.

Requires appropriate buckles/clips (e.g. metal/composite buckles) to properly secure the tensioned strap.

The strap (usually polypropylene) is wound around the load (pallet, box, bundle), then fed into the TST30 tensioner.

By cranking (ratcheting) the handle, the tool tensions the strap — pulling it tight around the load.

Once tight enough, the strap is sealed (with a separate sealer tool) and cut — securing the load.

Strap width: works with 12 mm up to 19 mm polypropylene strapping.

Weight: approx 1.3 kg — light enough for manual handling yet sturdy for regular use.

Operation: manual / hand-operated.

Securing pallets for transport or storage

Bundling boxes, crates or materials

Strapping irregular-shaped loads

General warehouse packaging, shipping prep, and logistics

Simple, low-cost, low-maintenance — good for everyday packaging operations.

Works with a common range of strap widths (12–19 mm), so versatile.

Lightweight and easy to handle by a single operator.

Effective for tightening straps evenly, improving load stability.

It’s manual — tensioning may be slower and more physically effortful than powered tools.

Requires a separate sealing/crimping tool to finish the strapping process (tensioner alone doesn’t seal).

Best suited for polypropylene / plastic strapping — not ideal for heavy-duty steel strapping or very heavy loads.

You feed the strap through the tensioner, wrap around the load, then use the ratchet-style handle to tighten (tension) the strap.

Once tension is applied, you seal or buckle the strap using a suitable sealer or buckle tool (not part of the tensioner itself) and cut/truncate the excess strap.

Strapping and securing pallets for storage or shipment.

Bundling boxes, materials, or irregular-shaped loads.

Warehouse packing / dispatch operations.

Logistics, transport, and general packaging tasks where composite/woven or polyester strapping is used.

Simple, manual operation — no power or complex setup needed.

Lightweight and easy to handle, making it practical for regular day-to-day use.

Compatible with a common range of strap widths (9–19 mm), so flexible across many types of strapping tasks.

Durable enough for regular use thanks to metal alloy build.

Cost-effective solution for standard packaging/strapping needs.

As a manual tool, it requires physical effort. For high-volume or heavy-duty use, a powered or heavy-duty tensioner may be more efficient.

Needs a separate sealing/buckling tool to complete the strapping process — tensioner alone doesn’t seal.

Because it’s designed for composite/woven/polyester (or lighter plastic) straps, it’s not suitable for heavy-duty steel strapping or extremely heavy loads.

Strapping (PP or PET) — typically 12 mm up to 19 mm wide — is fed through the tool, wrapped around the load, then the ratchet/windlass handle is used to crank and tension the strap.

The HPT50 uses a six-point windlass design, which helps make strap loading easier and more stable.

Internal brass bushings reduce friction and extend tool life — useful when doing repeated strapping jobs.

Compatible strap type: Plastic strapping — polypropylene (PP) or extruded polyester (PET).

Strap width: 12 mm to 19 mm (i.e. standard pallet strapping widths).

Construction: High-cast aluminium body, with rubber-grip handles for user comfort on extended use.

Weight: ~ 2.2kg — noticeably heavier/heavier duty than simpler manual tensioners.

Designed for high strap tension — making it suitable for heavier loads and repeated use.

Palletising goods (boxes, bricks, timber, bulk items) for transport or storage.

Bundling heavy materials or irregular-shaped loads where reliable, tight strapping is needed.

Warehouse, industrial, or construction settings where manual but durable strapping is needed.

Situations where repeated or frequent strapping is required — thanks to its durable build and ergonomic design.

Heavy-duty and robust — ideal for more demanding strapping jobs compared with lighter/manual-duty tensioners.

Versatile: works with either PP or PET plastic straps (common materials for pallet strapping).

Handles up to 19 mm strap width — covers the standard range for most pallet/packaging needs.

Comfortable for extended use — rubber handles help reduce strain during repeated operations.

Durable internal components (brass bushings) for long life even under heavy use.

It’s a manual tool — although heavy-duty, tensioning will still require physical effort (not as quick or effortless as powered tools).

Requires a separate sealing or buckling tool to finish the strapping job — tensioner only tightens, doesn’t seal or cut.

Best suited for plastic strapping (PP/PET). Not suitable for steel strapping or extremely heavy industrial loads requiring metal banding.

You feed the strap around your load (pallet, crate, bundle, etc.), thread it through the tool, and use the ratchet-style handle to tension the strap.

The tool uses a vertical gripper mechanism, which improves grip on the strap and makes strap release easier once tensioning is done.

Securing large loads such as pallets, crates, bundles, timber, or bulky goods for transport or storage.

Situations where heavy-duty woven/composite polyester straps are used — often in industrial, warehouse, or construction contexts.

Cases requiring a wide strap (up to 40 mm) — e.g. heavy machinery packaging, timber bundling, or large crate shipping.

High capacity: works with very wide straps (up to 40 mm) — useful for heavy loads.

Robust build: heavier, heavier-duty tool suited for industrial/warehouse applications.

Better strap grip and secure tensioning thanks to the vertical gripper mechanism.

No need for power: manual operation makes it simple to use and maintain.

Being manual, tensioning heavier loads will require more physical effort compared with powered tools.

Designed for woven/composite polyester strapping — not ideal for light polypropylene (PP) or steel strapping.

Requires appropriate buckles/clips (e.g. metal/composite buckles) to properly secure the tensioned strap.

The strap (usually polypropylene) is wound around the load (pallet, box, bundle), then fed into the TST30 tensioner.

By cranking (ratcheting) the handle, the tool tensions the strap — pulling it tight around the load.

Once tight enough, the strap is sealed (with a separate sealer tool) and cut — securing the load.

Strap width: works with 12 mm up to 19 mm polypropylene strapping.

Weight: approx 1.3 kg — light enough for manual handling yet sturdy for regular use.

Operation: manual / hand-operated.

Securing pallets for transport or storage

Bundling boxes, crates or materials

Strapping irregular-shaped loads

General warehouse packaging, shipping prep, and logistics

Simple, low-cost, low-maintenance — good for everyday packaging operations.

Works with a common range of strap widths (12–19 mm), so versatile.

Lightweight and easy to handle by a single operator.

Effective for tightening straps evenly, improving load stability.

It’s manual — tensioning may be slower and more physically effortful than powered tools.

Requires a separate sealing/crimping tool to finish the strapping process (tensioner alone doesn’t seal).

Best suited for polypropylene / plastic strapping — not ideal for heavy-duty steel strapping or very heavy loads.

You feed the strap through the tensioner, wrap around the load, then use the ratchet-style handle to tighten (tension) the strap.

Once tension is applied, you seal or buckle the strap using a suitable sealer or buckle tool (not part of the tensioner itself) and cut/truncate the excess strap.

Strapping and securing pallets for storage or shipment.

Bundling boxes, materials, or irregular-shaped loads.

Warehouse packing / dispatch operations.

Logistics, transport, and general packaging tasks where composite/woven or polyester strapping is used.

Simple, manual operation — no power or complex setup needed.

Lightweight and easy to handle, making it practical for regular day-to-day use.

Compatible with a common range of strap widths (9–19 mm), so flexible across many types of strapping tasks.

Durable enough for regular use thanks to metal alloy build.

Cost-effective solution for standard packaging/strapping needs.

As a manual tool, it requires physical effort. For high-volume or heavy-duty use, a powered or heavy-duty tensioner may be more efficient.

Needs a separate sealing/buckling tool to complete the strapping process — tensioner alone doesn’t seal.

Because it’s designed for composite/woven/polyester (or lighter plastic) straps, it’s not suitable for heavy-duty steel strapping or extremely heavy loads.

Strapping (PP or PET) — typically 12 mm up to 19 mm wide — is fed through the tool, wrapped around the load, then the ratchet/windlass handle is used to crank and tension the strap.

The HPT50 uses a six-point windlass design, which helps make strap loading easier and more stable.

Internal brass bushings reduce friction and extend tool life — useful when doing repeated strapping jobs.

Compatible strap type: Plastic strapping — polypropylene (PP) or extruded polyester (PET).

Strap width: 12 mm to 19 mm (i.e. standard pallet strapping widths).

Construction: High-cast aluminium body, with rubber-grip handles for user comfort on extended use.

Weight: ~ 2.2kg — noticeably heavier/heavier duty than simpler manual tensioners.

Designed for high strap tension — making it suitable for heavier loads and repeated use.

Palletising goods (boxes, bricks, timber, bulk items) for transport or storage.

Bundling heavy materials or irregular-shaped loads where reliable, tight strapping is needed.

Warehouse, industrial, or construction settings where manual but durable strapping is needed.

Situations where repeated or frequent strapping is required — thanks to its durable build and ergonomic design.

Heavy-duty and robust — ideal for more demanding strapping jobs compared with lighter/manual-duty tensioners.

Versatile: works with either PP or PET plastic straps (common materials for pallet strapping).

Handles up to 19 mm strap width — covers the standard range for most pallet/packaging needs.

Comfortable for extended use — rubber handles help reduce strain during repeated operations.

Durable internal components (brass bushings) for long life even under heavy use.

It’s a manual tool — although heavy-duty, tensioning will still require physical effort (not as quick or effortless as powered tools).

Requires a separate sealing or buckling tool to finish the strapping job — tensioner only tightens, doesn’t seal or cut.

Best suited for plastic strapping (PP/PET). Not suitable for steel strapping or extremely heavy industrial loads requiring metal banding.

You feed the strap around your load (pallet, crate, bundle, etc.), thread it through the tool, and use the ratchet-style handle to tension the strap.

The tool uses a vertical gripper mechanism, which improves grip on the strap and makes strap release easier once tensioning is done.

Securing large loads such as pallets, crates, bundles, timber, or bulky goods for transport or storage.

Situations where heavy-duty woven/composite polyester straps are used — often in industrial, warehouse, or construction contexts.

Cases requiring a wide strap (up to 40 mm) — e.g. heavy machinery packaging, timber bundling, or large crate shipping.

High capacity: works with very wide straps (up to 40 mm) — useful for heavy loads.

Robust build: heavier, heavier-duty tool suited for industrial/warehouse applications.

Better strap grip and secure tensioning thanks to the vertical gripper mechanism.

No need for power: manual operation makes it simple to use and maintain.

Being manual, tensioning heavier loads will require more physical effort compared with powered tools.

Designed for woven/composite polyester strapping — not ideal for light polypropylene (PP) or steel strapping.

Requires appropriate buckles/clips (e.g. metal/composite buckles) to properly secure the tensioned strap.

The strap (usually polypropylene) is wound around the load (pallet, box, bundle), then fed into the TST30 tensioner.

By cranking (ratcheting) the handle, the tool tensions the strap — pulling it tight around the load.

Once tight enough, the strap is sealed (with a separate sealer tool) and cut — securing the load.

Strap width: works with 12 mm up to 19 mm polypropylene strapping.

Weight: approx 1.3 kg — light enough for manual handling yet sturdy for regular use.

Operation: manual / hand-operated.

Securing pallets for transport or storage

Bundling boxes, crates or materials

Strapping irregular-shaped loads

General warehouse packaging, shipping prep, and logistics

Simple, low-cost, low-maintenance — good for everyday packaging operations.

Works with a common range of strap widths (12–19 mm), so versatile.

Lightweight and easy to handle by a single operator.

Effective for tightening straps evenly, improving load stability.

It’s manual — tensioning may be slower and more physically effortful than powered tools.

Requires a separate sealing/crimping tool to finish the strapping process (tensioner alone doesn’t seal).

Best suited for polypropylene / plastic strapping — not ideal for heavy-duty steel strapping or very heavy loads.

You feed the strap through the tensioner, wrap around the load, then use the ratchet-style handle to tighten (tension) the strap.

Once tension is applied, you seal or buckle the strap using a suitable sealer or buckle tool (not part of the tensioner itself) and cut/truncate the excess strap.

Strapping and securing pallets for storage or shipment.

Bundling boxes, materials, or irregular-shaped loads.

Warehouse packing / dispatch operations.

Logistics, transport, and general packaging tasks where composite/woven or polyester strapping is used.

Simple, manual operation — no power or complex setup needed.

Lightweight and easy to handle, making it practical for regular day-to-day use.

Compatible with a common range of strap widths (9–19 mm), so flexible across many types of strapping tasks.

Durable enough for regular use thanks to metal alloy build.

Cost-effective solution for standard packaging/strapping needs.

As a manual tool, it requires physical effort. For high-volume or heavy-duty use, a powered or heavy-duty tensioner may be more efficient.

Needs a separate sealing/buckling tool to complete the strapping process — tensioner alone doesn’t seal.

Because it’s designed for composite/woven/polyester (or lighter plastic) straps, it’s not suitable for heavy-duty steel strapping or extremely heavy loads.

Strapping (PP or PET) — typically 12 mm up to 19 mm wide — is fed through the tool, wrapped around the load, then the ratchet/windlass handle is used to crank and tension the strap.

The HPT50 uses a six-point windlass design, which helps make strap loading easier and more stable.

Internal brass bushings reduce friction and extend tool life — useful when doing repeated strapping jobs.

Compatible strap type: Plastic strapping — polypropylene (PP) or extruded polyester (PET).

Strap width: 12 mm to 19 mm (i.e. standard pallet strapping widths).

Construction: High-cast aluminium body, with rubber-grip handles for user comfort on extended use.

Weight: ~ 2.2kg — noticeably heavier/heavier duty than simpler manual tensioners.

Designed for high strap tension — making it suitable for heavier loads and repeated use.

Palletising goods (boxes, bricks, timber, bulk items) for transport or storage.

Bundling heavy materials or irregular-shaped loads where reliable, tight strapping is needed.

Warehouse, industrial, or construction settings where manual but durable strapping is needed.

Situations where repeated or frequent strapping is required — thanks to its durable build and ergonomic design.

Heavy-duty and robust — ideal for more demanding strapping jobs compared with lighter/manual-duty tensioners.

Versatile: works with either PP or PET plastic straps (common materials for pallet strapping).

Handles up to 19 mm strap width — covers the standard range for most pallet/packaging needs.

Comfortable for extended use — rubber handles help reduce strain during repeated operations.

Durable internal components (brass bushings) for long life even under heavy use.

It’s a manual tool — although heavy-duty, tensioning will still require physical effort (not as quick or effortless as powered tools).

Requires a separate sealing or buckling tool to finish the strapping job — tensioner only tightens, doesn’t seal or cut.

Best suited for plastic strapping (PP/PET). Not suitable for steel strapping or extremely heavy industrial loads requiring metal banding.

You feed the strap around your load (pallet, crate, bundle, etc.), thread it through the tool, and use the ratchet-style handle to tension the strap.

The tool uses a vertical gripper mechanism, which improves grip on the strap and makes strap release easier once tensioning is done.

Securing large loads such as pallets, crates, bundles, timber, or bulky goods for transport or storage.

Situations where heavy-duty woven/composite polyester straps are used — often in industrial, warehouse, or construction contexts.

Cases requiring a wide strap (up to 40 mm) — e.g. heavy machinery packaging, timber bundling, or large crate shipping.

High capacity: works with very wide straps (up to 40 mm) — useful for heavy loads.

Robust build: heavier, heavier-duty tool suited for industrial/warehouse applications.

Better strap grip and secure tensioning thanks to the vertical gripper mechanism.

No need for power: manual operation makes it simple to use and maintain.

Being manual, tensioning heavier loads will require more physical effort compared with powered tools.

Designed for woven/composite polyester strapping — not ideal for light polypropylene (PP) or steel strapping.

Requires appropriate buckles/clips (e.g. metal/composite buckles) to properly secure the tensioned strap.