These tensioners apply maximum tension to pull strapping more tightly around packages than standard tensioners for metal strapping.

Tensioners for open seals are for use on flat surfaces. Strapping is wrapped around the package and overlapped on top. Tensioners for closed seals are for use on irregular surfaces as well as rounded objects. Place the seal on one end and fold strapping back to form a hook, and then slide the other end of the strapping through the seal. Tensioners push against the seal as they tighten strapping.

Style A holds the bottom strap and tensions the top strap by winding it around the take-up wheel for maximum tension. Styles B and C push the seal to create high tension without slip. Pull strapping tight manually before applying tension.

Note: To match with compatible strapping, choose items with the same strapping material, width, and thickness or material and strapping group number.

These tools do double duty, pulling metal strapping tight and then fastening it, without the use of a separate seal. They create a joint by crimping interlocking notches into the strapping and cutting off the excess.

Note: To match with compatible strapping, choose items with the same strapping material, width, and thickness or material and strapping group number.

These tools use heat to secure strapping without crimping on a seal. They automatically apply tension, weld strapping onto itself, and cut off the exceess strapping.

Note: To match with compatible strapping, choose items with the same strapping material, width, and thickness or material and strapping group number.

Capable of securing 15 polypropylene straps per minute, this mobile tensioner/sealer saves you time and energy. Manually pull strapping over the package and feed it into the strapping inlet. The tensioner/sealer tensions the strapping around the package, makes a sealless weld, and then feeds out strapping for the next package. Use with Plastic Strapping for Strapping Machines.

These tools do double duty, pulling plastic strapping tight and then fastening it with a seal (sold separately). They have multiple levers for tensioning and sealing.

Note: To match with compatible strapping, choose items with the same strapping material, width, and thickness or material and strapping group number.

These tensioners apply extreme tension on plastic strapping to hold it tight around packages. They hold the bottom strap and tension the top strap by winding it around a take-up wheel. They have a built-in cutter for removing excess strapping.

Note: To match with compatible strapping, choose items with the same strapping material, width, and thickness or material and strapping group number.

Use these tensioners with buckles in low-tension applications to draw plastic strapping tight around packages.

Style A tensioner lets you tighten strapping while threading plastic or wire buckles. It has a built-in cutter for removing excess strapping. Style B tensioner uses leverage to pull strapping tight.

Note: To match with compatible strapping, choose items with the same strapping material, width, and thickness or material and strapping group number.

Multiple tension settings ensure a precise fit around the bundle. Tools tighten cable ties and trim the excess in one motion.

Style A has a barrel that rotates 360° to access cable ties in small spaces.

Tighten cable ties and trim the excess with these tools.

Handle high production jobs with minimal effort. Multiple tension settings ensure a precise fit around the bundle. Tools tighten cable ties and trim the excess.

Manual twist tools have a revolving handle for quick twisting.

Pull-to-twist tools have a shaft that rotates when the handle is pulled back.

Tool comes with a built-in cutter and a tension wing handle, as well as a tension nut that can be used instead of the handle in confined spaces. Use with banding and buckles to build your own low-profile band clamps.

You can also use this tool to install our Extra-Strength Low-Profile Band Clamps for Firm Hose—just fit a cutting adapter (sold separately) over the tool. The press-cut adapter cuts the banding when you press down the handle. The screw-cut adapter cuts the banding when you turn a screw with the included ratchet handle.