Partners Brand
Partners Brand SS58015 Steel Strapping 5/8 .015 140 ft
Regular-duty steel strapping measuring 5/8 inch by .015 gauge with 140 feet per coil
- TypeShipping & Packing Supplies
- 5/8" width secures heavy loads reliably
- .015 gauge steel resists stretching under tension
- 140 ft roll covers multiple pallets
- Regular-duty rating matches standard shipping needs
- Partners Brand quality ensures consistent performance
Industrial Strapping for Pallet Loads
Partners Brand SS58015 steel strapping delivers 5/8 inch width and .015 gauge thickness for securing boxes and pallets. The 140 foot coil supports regular-duty bundling in shipping and storage operations. It suits warehouses and freight handlers needing reliable containment.
Steel Construction Resists Stretch
Cold-rolled steel maintains tension under vibration and temperature shifts without the elongation common in plastic alternatives. The 58015 gauge withstands forklift handling and stack compression during transit. Cut ends require crimp seals or a tensioning tool for safe closure.
Coil Format Feeds Standard Dispensers
The 15 pound roll mounts on common strapping carts for mobile application across loading docks. No proprietary fittings are needed so existing tensioners and sealers work immediately. The pack contains strapping only; seals and tools are sourced separately.
Highlights
- 5/8" width secures heavy loads reliably
- .015 gauge steel resists stretching under tension
- 140 ft roll covers multiple pallets
- Regular-duty rating matches standard shipping needs
- Partners Brand quality ensures consistent performance
Specifications
| Brand | PARTNERS BRAND |
|---|---|
| Type | Shipping & Packing Supplies |
Questions about this item
What width and gauge does the SS58015 steel strapping use?
The strapping is 5/8 inch wide with a .015 gauge thickness, identified by model SS58015.
What physical space is needed to store or mount the coil?
The coil contains 140 feet of strapping, so allow enough bench or shelf room for the full roll diameter.
How is the strapping applied and what common step is missed?
Feed the strap around the load, tension it with a tensioner, seal it with a sealer and matching seals, then cut the excess; skipping the sealer leaves the joint unsecured.
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