The Automatic Strapping Machine is a high-speed, programmable system designed for fully autonomous strap application in production or packaging lines. It automates the entire process—feeding, tensioning, sealing (via heat weld or clip), and cutting—around a package or pallet with consistent precision and speed. Ideal for uniform box sizes or palletized goods in industries like publishing, food & beverage, or logistics, it dramatically increases throughput, ensures consistent bundle tightness, reduces labor costs, and minimizes material waste compared to manual methods.
Shanghai We Pack Co., Ltd. supplies the Automatic Strapping Machine range as one part of a complete cargo securing and transport protection portfolio. Founded in 2019 as a subsidiary of Shanghai Dreammao Packaging Technology Co., Ltd., we manufacture from a 10,000 m² facility in Fengxian District, Shanghai, with 120 employees, 9 production lines and dedicated R&D, testing and quality control teams. As an Automatic Strapping Machine manufacturer in China, we configure the machine together with the strap, buckles and protective materials that run through it, so a packaging line is specified as one system rather than a machine plus unrelated consumables.
The equipment sits inside a wider programme: dunnage bags, paper corner protectors, slip sheets, stretch film, packing strap and the tools that apply them. That matters at the specification stage, because strap tension, seal quality and package protection are decided by the combination, not by the strapper alone.
The MH-101A Automatic Strapping Machine is a high-speed, programmable system for fully autonomous strap application in production and packaging lines. It runs the complete cycle — strap feeding, tensioning, sealing by heat weld or clip, and cutting — around a package or bundle, with a photo eye that detects the package and starts the cycle without an operator at the pedal. It suits uniform box sizes and palletized or bundled goods in publishing, food and beverage, distribution and logistics operations.
Strapping rarely stands alone. Our Packaging Tool range covers the machines and hand tools that sit upstream and downstream of the strapping position, so a line can be equipped from one supply base.
| Equipment | Function in the packaging line | Typical application fit |
|---|---|---|
| Automatic Strapping Machine | Fully automatic strap feed, tension, seal and cut with photo-eye triggering | Uniform cartons, bundles and palletized goods on production or packaging lines |
| Automatic Carton Sealer | Closes carton flaps ahead of strapping so the strap lands on a stable face | Case packing, e-commerce and distribution lines |
| Electric Strapping Machine | Powered tensioning and sealing at higher-volume manual or semi-automatic stations | Heavy cartons, brick, metal and wood products |
| Pneumatic Strapping Machine | Air-driven tensioning and sealing where a compressed air supply is available | Steel, aluminium and heavy industrial bundles |
| Manual Fiber Strap Tensioner | Hand tool for fibre and composite strap | Low-volume bundling, site work and maintenance |
| PP/PET Strap Dispenser | Holds and feeds strap reels to the machine or workstation | Continuous operation without reel handling at the strapping position |
| Long-handled Unpacking Scissor | Cuts strap at a safe distance during unpacking | Receiving, deconsolidation and returns handling |
Placement decides performance. A strapper is normally positioned after carton sealing and before palletizing, so cartons arrive square and the strap lands on a closed, stable face. Where goods are bundled rather than cased — printed matter, folded cartons, stacked sheet — the machine works as a standalone bundling station fed by a roller table.
We look at the line as a sequence: infeed conveyor, package orientation, strapping position, outfeed and accumulation. If the line already includes a carton sealer or a strap dispenser, we match the strapper to the same conveyor height and control handshake so the modules behave as one line rather than three separate machines.
Strap choice sets the tension window, the seal method and the cost per bundle. PP, PET and composite straps behave differently under the same machine settings, so we select the strap first and then set the machine around it.
| Strap | Application fit | What it means for machine setup |
|---|---|---|
| PP Packing Strap | Light to medium cartons, bundling of printed matter and consumer goods | Lower tension window, heat-weld sealing, economical per-metre cost |
| PET Packing Strap | Heavier cartons, brick and tile, metal and wood products, loads needing retained tension | Higher tension setting; seal quality and blade condition carry more weight |
| Composite Strap | Heavy or irregular loads, timber, pipe and coil bundling | Wider strap path; tension and seal verified against the load |
Every proposal is built from the working point rather than a catalogue number. These are the values that decide arch size, strap path, cycle timing and sealing method.
We configure the control system around the required line interface. A standalone machine runs from its own panel and photo eye; a line-integrated unit takes a start signal from the upstream conveyor and returns a cycle-complete signal downstream.
Strapping machines combine moving strap paths, heated sealing elements and sharp cutting blades, so guarding and access are part of the specification rather than an afterthought.
Our quality system runs from raw material to finished goods, supported by an in-house laboratory, testing equipment and third-party verification through SGS and TUV. Management is certified to ISO 9001, and our cargo securing products are tested against AAR, SGS, TUV and other international transport standards.
For strapping equipment, acceptance is a run on your own packages. We strap sample cartons at the intended tension, check seal integrity and strap position, time the cycle across a realistic batch, and confirm the machine holds its settings through a continuous run. Where the strap is supplied with the machine, the same batch is used for both, so tension and seal results reflect the actual consumable rather than a laboratory substitute.
Send the following and we can return a machine configuration, strap recommendation and quotation without a second round of questions.
Machines ship with an operation and maintenance manual, a spare parts list and a wiring reference for the installed configuration. Wear items — blades, heaters, belts and strap-path guides — are identified in the parts list so they can be stocked locally and replaced without guesswork.
Our after-sales team supports installation questions, setting adjustments and fault diagnosis remotely, with online response across the working day. Consumables come from the same production base as the machine, which keeps strap dimensions and machine settings aligned over repeat orders. Equipment leaves our Shanghai factory packed for export, close to Shanghai Port and Pudong International Airport.
Arch size and strap path are set from the largest and smallest package in the run. Give us the full dimension range rather than a single size — the machine is configured around that range, and the variation between smallest and largest package determines whether one arch covers the whole run or the line needs a different arrangement.
Yes, but not at the same settings. PP and PET have different tensile behaviour and seal characteristics, so tension, sealing temperature or clip size are set for the strap in use. We confirm the strap first and then set the machine around it, which is why the strap recommendation and the machine configuration are prepared together.
We match conveyor height, direction of travel and package orientation, and configure the control interface for the line. A standalone unit runs from its own panel and photo eye; a line-integrated unit takes a start signal from the upstream conveyor and returns a cycle-complete signal downstream. Photo-eye position is set for your package length and gap pattern.
Our minimum order quantity is 100 pieces, which covers trial orders as well as volume supply, and we support OEM / ODM builds for distributors and equipment integrators. Customization covers size, load capacity, materials and printing, developed from your drawings or samples.
Our management system is certified to ISO 9001, and our cargo securing products are tested to AAR, SGS, TUV and other international transport standards, with in-house laboratory testing and third-party verification. For strapping equipment, acceptance testing is carried out on your own packages so tension, seal and cycle results reflect real production conditions.
Machines are packed for export and shipped from Shanghai, close to Shanghai Port and Pudong International Airport. Documentation includes the operation and maintenance manual, spare parts list and wiring reference, and our team supports installation questions and setting adjustments remotely. Replacement strap and wear parts are supplied from the same production base as the machine.