Product Overview
Battery Powered Strapping Machine 16-19mm
Battery Powered Strapping Machine for PP & PET Strapping Belt
Key Components
A typical electric strapping tool consists of several critical parts that enable its seamless operation:
Motor & Power Source: The core driver, usually powered by a rechargeable lithium-ion battery (for cordless models) or a direct AC power cord (for stationary/heavy-duty use). Cordless designs offer portability for on-site or large-facility use, while corded versions provide continuous power for high-volume tasks.
Strapping Feed Mechanism: A set of rollers or gears that guides the strapping material around the load, ensuring smooth, even feeding without jams.
Tensioning System: Adjusts the tightness of the strap around the load (tension levels are often customizable, from light for fragile goods to heavy for industrial bundles).
Sealing Unit: Creates a secure bond between two ends of the strap. For plastic straps, this is typically done via heat welding (melting the strap ends together for a strong, tamper-proof seal); for steel straps, it uses a buckle or crimp mechanism.
Cutting Blade: A sharp, durable blade (usually made of hardened steel) that trims excess strapping after sealing, eliminating the need for separate cutting tools.
Control Panel/Buttons: Intuitive interfaces (e.g., start, tension adjustment, emergency stop) that let operators easily configure and operate the tool.
Product Parameters
| Model |
DD190U |
| Applicable packing Strap |
PP & PET |
| Packing Strap Size |
strap width |
16-19mm |
| strap thickness of PP |
0.6-1mm |
| strap thickness of PET |
0.5-1mm |
| Sealing way |
friction heat sealing |
| Tension force |
600N-4000N |
| Tension speed |
13.5M/min |
| Operation mode |
button |
| Battery power |
battery |
Li-lon 18V/4Ah |
| charging time |
60minutes |
| no. of cycles per battery up to |
400-500 |
| charger voltage |
100-240V / 50-60HZ |
| long life |
2000 times |
| Weight (w/ battery) |
3.9kgs |
| Size: |
360*135*130mm |
Common Applications
Electric strapping tools are widely used across industries where secure, efficient packaging is critical:
Logistics & Warehousing: Palletizing goods for shipping, securing carton bundles.
Manufacturing: Bundling pipes, rods, or finished products (e.g., furniture, electronics).
Agriculture: Securing bales of hay, grain sacks, or produce crates.
Construction: Strapping building materials (e.g., lumber, drywall) for on-site transport.
Courier & E-Commerce: Fast, reliable strapping of packages for last-mile delivery.
