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Strap Protectors

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Superior protection for products like dimensional lumber and plywood

Nothing unintentionally cuts into an excellent-looking piece of lumber quite like a tight or overtightened strap.

The primary purpose of strap protectors is to prevent damage to cargo secured by straps or chains. They are placed between the product and the strap or chain to provide a cushioning effect, which helps to distribute the pressure of the strap or chain more evenly across the surface of the cargo. This can help prevent scratches, dents, and other types of damage during transit.

An example is lumber on a centerbeam flat car. Built-in metal straps hold the load in place, while metal bands contain each bundle of lumber.

Strap protectors are necessary when transporting fragile or high-value items, as they can help reduce the risk of damage during shipping.

Strap Protectors Specifications

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Manually or with semi-automatic machines

Produced in leg sizes from 1.5" x 1.5" to a 4" x 4" Length size from 2" to 10" Thickness from .060" to .500"

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Fully automatic strapping

Leg sizes from 2" x 2" with calipers ranging from .120" to .160" Lengths are available in 2.5" and 3"

Markets We Serve

From the products that keep us moving to the ones that make us beautiful, Greif is proud to serve the unique needs of a wide range of global industries.

Why paper strap protectors?

Corrugated paper is a popular choice for strap protectors because it is lightweight, inexpensive, and provides good cushioning and protection. It is also recyclable and biodegradable, making it a more environmentally friendly option than other materials such as plastic or metal.

Additionally, corrugated paper is customizable to fit specific cargo shapes and sizes. This allows for a more secure fit and better protection during transit. Choosing corrugated strap protectors is suitable for those looking for an effective and eco-friendly option.

Our customers have an edge

For starters, we work together. Greif and the colleagues who make the company stand out as leaders in corrugated manufacturing work with every customer to deliver the best solution for their needs. A collaborative process finds the best outcomes for you, your customers, and the product’s eventual end-users. 

All Greif edge protection products come with a consistent supply of paper and adhesives from Greif mills and plants. This mean you get your spec, made to order, to meet your needs when you need it. 

Did you know that Greif established an updated mission statement to be the best-performing customer service company in the world? What that means for you is whether you are selecting from our line of strap protectors or looking for anything else in the Greif catalog, it is the duty of all of us to make sure your needs are met and your expectations are exceeded. It’s the Greif way.

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