Composite Cord Strap 13–32 mm, Pallet of 90 Rolls

Composite Cord Strap: Bulk Supply for High-Volume Strapping

Composite cord strap gives you a lighter, safer alternative to steel banding when you are securing heavy or shifting loads on pallets. If your warehouse or production floor consumes strapping material at pace, ordering individual rolls means frequent re-orders, higher per-unit shipping costs and the risk of running out mid-shift. This pallet of 90 rolls puts a large, continuous supply at your dock in a single delivery.

The Problem with Steel Banding and Small-Batch Ordering

Steel strap is strong, but it comes with drawbacks that cost you time and money:

• Steel bands can snap under tension or during removal, creating a serious injury hazard for operators.
• Steel is heavy, which adds to freight costs and makes manual handling harder.
• It can corrode when stored or transported outdoors, potentially staining or damaging cargo.
• Ordering strapping material in small quantities raises per-unit costs and generates more packaging waste.

When loads shift in transit, a rigid steel band may not absorb that movement, increasing the chance of breakage. You need a material that holds tension yet offers enough flexibility to accommodate minor load shifts.

How Composite Cord Strap Solves It

This strapping material is lighter than steel, non-corrosive and weather-resistant, so it suits outdoor storage and transport without risk of rust marks on your goods. It is safer for operators during application and removal compared to steel strap, which can snap dangerously.

Five widths are available, each with a matched roll length and system strength (with buckle):

• 13 mm, 1100 m per roll, 675 kg, roll weight 9.65 kg
• 16 mm, 600 m per roll, 900 kg, roll weight 7 kg
• 19 mm, 500 m per roll, 1050 kg, roll weight 8 kg
• 25 mm, 500 m per roll, 1250 kg, roll weight 10.1 kg
• 32 mm, 300 m per roll, 1750 kg, roll weight 9.3 kg

Each roll is packed two per carton. The composite cord strap can be reused across multiple shipments, which brings your cost per load down further. A single operator can apply it, reducing labour effort compared to steel.

Where This Composite Cord Strap Fits and Where It Does Not

This product is suited for securing palletised goods, machinery, equipment and other heavy cargo where flexibility and reusability matter. It is a practical choice for loads that may shift during transit, because the material absorbs movement instead of resisting it rigidly. It is also appropriate for outdoor yards and open-air storage, given its weather and corrosion resistance.

It is not a replacement for steel strap where maximum breaking strength is the overriding requirement, for example on extremely heavy or rigid loads that demand the highest possible holding force. For light loads, standard plastic strap may be more appropriate and less costly.

What to Check Before You Order Composite Cord Strap

Confirm the width and strength you need based on your cargo weight and load profile. The 90-unit pallet is a single-width order per variant, so select the correct option:

• 13 mm for duties up to 675 kg system strength with buckle
• 16 mm for up to 900 kg system strength with buckle
• 19 mm for up to 1050 kg system strength with buckle
• 25 mm for up to 1250 kg system strength with buckle
• 32 mm for heavy cargo up to 1750 kg system strength with buckle

All strengths quoted are system strengths with buckle. You will need compatible buckles for tensioning and securing the strap. The strap is reusable, so factor that into your consumption estimate when sizing your order.