Packing Strap Manufacturers

Shanghai We Pack Co., Ltd. is a Packing Strap manufacturer in China, producing PP, PET, composite and polyester woven strapping alongside ratchet tie-down lashing systems for cargo securing and transport protection. Founded in 2019 as a subsidiary of Shanghai Dreammao Packaging Technology Co., Ltd., we run a 10,000 m² facility with 9 production lines and dedicated R&D, testing and quality control teams. Strapping is supplied as a working system — strap, buckles, tensioning tools and loading input — so the grade, joint and tensioning method match the cargo instead of the nearest stock size.

What the Packing Strap Range Covers

Five strap families cover the distance from carton closure to container restraint. Widths, thicknesses and break strengths are produced to order, and the grade is selected against the load path, the transport mode and the tensioning equipment already installed on the packing line.

Matching Strap Grade to the Load Case

PP strapping carries the light end of the range: cartons, parcels and light palletized goods where cost per metre and clean handling matter more than retained tension. PET Packing Strap takes over where loads are heavier and relaxation has to stay low, and it is the practical replacement for steel strap on palletized brick, tile, profiles and baling work. Our Composite Strap Factory output serves the heavy end — coils, pipe bundles, timber and machinery — where abrasion, UV exposure and sustained tension decide the outcome.

• Cartons, e-commerce and light pallets: PP strap in narrow widths, heat-sealed or friction-welded, run with manual or electric tensioners.
• Palletized building materials and baling: PET strap with high break strength and low elongation, closed with seals or PET/steel buckles.
• Coils, pipes, timber and construction materials: composite strap for abrasion resistance and UV stability through outdoor storage and long sea legs.
• Container, flatbed and rail restraint: polyester woven strap and Ratchet Tie Down assemblies sized to the restraint duty of the load case.
• Mixed and fragile loads: strapping combined with dunnage bags, corner protectors and anti-slip paper so the strap works against a stable, protected load face.

Critical Specifications We Confirm Before Production

Strap performance is decided by a small set of variables, and we fix them in writing before a run starts. The same specification set is used for PP, PET, composite and woven strap.

• Width and thickness, with the tolerance band stated
• Break strength and the load it is matched to
• Elongation at break and elastic recovery under sustained tension
• Joint method and joint efficiency — heat seal, friction weld, seal, buckle or ratchet
• Coil core diameter, coil length and coil weight for the dispenser or machine in use
• Surface finish, colour and UV stabilization for outdoor or export exposure
• Printing, embossing or private-label marking

Strapping Tools, Buckles and Line Integration

Strap performs only when the tensioning and closing hardware matches it. We supply the connectors and tools that complete the system: fiber buckles, PET/steel strap buckles, manual fiber strap tensioners, electric and pneumatic strapping machines, automatic strapping machines, carton sealers and PP/PET strap dispensers. Consumables are matched to the machine in service, so coil dimensions, strap stiffness and surface friction suit the feed and tensioning path rather than fighting it.

On automated lines the strap grade, coil format and dispenser configuration are agreed together with the machine interface, and sample coils are run before a production order is released.

Manufacturing Control and Acceptance Testing

Production runs across 9 lines in a 10,000 m² plant, with raw material intake, extrusion or weaving, forming, cutting, welding and packing handled as separate controlled stages. In-house laboratory testing is backed by third-party verification through SGS and TUV, and the management system is certified to ISO 9001. Products are supplied against AAR, SGS, TUV and other international transport test standards, with test reports issued for the delivered batch.

• Incoming material checks on resin, yarn and webbing
• In-process checks on width, thickness and joint formation
• Finished-goods break strength and elongation testing
• Retained samples and batch records that support repeat orders

OEM / ODM Customization and Printing

Custom work is the normal case rather than the exception. We produce to drawings or physical samples across size, load capacity, material and printing, and the engineering team reviews the application before a specification is frozen. Minimum order quantity starts at 100 pieces, which keeps trial and qualification orders practical while larger programmes run on the same lines.

• Width, thickness and break strength set to the load case
• Colour, embossing and printed branding on the strap surface
• Coil length, core size and pack format for your dispensers
• Sample coils for line trials and customer qualification

Information We Use to Configure Your Solution

A usable proposal needs the working point, not just a strap size. The matrix below shows what we ask for and how each item changes the configuration.

Packaging, Delivery and Ongoing Supply

Strap ships on cores in coils, in cartons or on pallets, with the pack format set to suit the dispenser, warehouse handling and container fill. The plant sits close to Shanghai Port and Pudong International Airport, and we work on EXW, FOB, CIF and DDP terms with regular supply to North America, South America, Europe, Asia and the Middle East. Consumables are kept compatible with the major strapping equipment brands, so a change of strap source does not force a change of machine.

Packing Strap — Questions from Project and Procurement Teams

How do we choose between PP and PET packing strap?

PP is the cost-efficient choice for cartons, light parcels and light palletized goods, where clean handling and low cost per metre matter most. PET carries higher break strength with low elongation and holds tension on heavy palletized loads, which is why it replaces steel strap on brick, tile, profiles and baling work. We match the grade to unit weight, load pattern and the tensioning equipment in use, then confirm it with sample coils.

Can you produce strap in our own width, thickness, colour and printed branding?

Yes. OEM and ODM production covers size, load capacity, material and printing, including private-label marking on the strap surface. Minimum order quantity starts at 100 pieces, and drawings or physical samples are both workable starting points.

Which straps suit outdoor storage and long container shipments?

Composite strap is engineered for abrasion and UV resistance with minimal stretch, which suits coils, pipes, timber and construction materials stored or transported outdoors. Polyester woven strap and ratchet tie-down assemblies cover restraint duties in containers, on flatbeds and in rail transport, where the strap is part of the load-securing plan rather than simple unitizing.

How is strap strength verified before shipment?

Raw material, in-process and finished-goods checks run in our own laboratory, and third-party verification is available through SGS and TUV. Break strength, elongation and joint performance are tested against the agreed specification, and test reports accompany the delivered batch. Retained samples and batch records support repeat orders and later qualification work.

Do you supply buckles, tensioners and strapping machines with the strap?

We supply the full closing and tensioning set: fiber buckles, PET/steel strap buckles, manual fiber strap tensioners, electric and pneumatic strapping machines, automatic strapping machines, carton sealers and PP/PET strap dispensers. Consumables are matched to the machine's feed and tensioning path, and sample coils are run before a production order is released.

What do you need from us to prepare a quotation?

Cargo type and unit weight, load pattern and transport mode, target strap width and break strength, joint or buckle method, coil core and length, printing requirements, destination and expected volume. With those details we return a specification, pack format and price, and where the load case is unusual we plan the securing method together with the strapping configuration.