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Partners Brand
Seals 5/8 inch steel strapping with a single notch for secure bundling
The Partners Brand SST11212 is a hand tool designed to crimp metal seals onto 5/8 inch steel strapping. It suits warehouse staff and shipping departments that secure pallets or bundles with flat steel banding.
The sealer forms a single-notch joint that holds tension on half-inch steel strapping. It works with standard seal sizes for that width and cannot accommodate wider or narrower banding without a different tool.
No power source or compressed air is required, so the tool moves with the operator around a loading dock or job site. Its black finish resists visible wear during daily use in industrial environments.
| Brand | PARTNERS BRAND |
|---|---|
| Color | Black |
The sealer is sized for 5/8 inch strapping, so a 1/2 inch strap will not fit properly in the notch.
A correct seal shows a clean, single indentation with no cracks or slippage when the joint is pulled.
Only the black steel strapping sealer is included; strapping and a tensioner must be purchased separately.
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