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Galvanized wire buckles
Zinc-coated steel wire buckles. Nine wire variants, with availability confirmed by quotation.
The technical library
A clearer specification. A better conversation.
Product sheets, practical guides and selection tools for the people who buy, specify and use packaging components.
Product sheets
Six families. The details in one place.
Download the current two-page product sheets. Published dimensions and packing are catalogue information; application suitability, availability and any missing values are established with your quotation.
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Phosphated wire buckles
Dark, matte phosphate finish. Five nominal strap widths from 13 to 32 mm.
03PDF · 2 pages
Sheet metal clips
0.50 mm steel clips for joining PET and PP strap.
04PDF · 2 pages
Steel strapping seals
Galvanized seals for steel strap. 1,000 per carton.
05PDF · 2 pages
Black woven strap
Woven polyester strap in 13–32 mm widths, on request.
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PET strap
Embossed polyester strap in 12–19 mm widths, on request.
Selection tools
Work through the details.
Start with the system
Explore strap types, joint options and the questions that define an appropriate combination.
Open the system finderCompare widths and wire
See nominal strap widths side by side and understand why the wire diameter belongs in the specification.
Compare sizesPlan quantities
Translate an estimated usage into carton quantities where packing data is available.
Use the carton calculatorBefore you ask for a price
Give the quotation a useful starting point.
A width alone rarely describes the whole requirement. Use the printable checklist and editable CSV to prepare a consistent enquiry across your purchasing team.
Open the RFQ checklistDownload blank RFQ spreadsheet (CSV)From the journal
Wire diameter is not a load rating
What a diameter comparison tells you, and what still needs system-level evidence.
Specifying a strapping RFQ
The product, packing and destination information that makes a quote more comparable.
International purchasing
Keep the commercial terms, specification and destination clear from the first enquiry.
Bring your specification. Let's work through it.
Tell us the component, quantity and destination. We can discuss the details that belong in your quotation.