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STRAPPING REFERENCE GUIDE Polypropylene (PP) & Polyester (PET) POLYPROPYLENE (PP) Strapping Material STRAP WIDTH COIL LENGTH AVG. BREAK STRENGTH AVAILABLE SURFACE PRODUCT COLORS* FINISH mm Inches M Ft Kg Lbs. POLYPROPYLENE (PP) 8”x8” CORE SIZE PP5021 5 3/16 7,015 23,000 65 140 C Smooth PP5039-T 5 3/16 7,620 25,000 65 140 B Smooth PP5040 5 3/16 7,315 24,000 55 120 W, C, Y, L Embossed PP5044 5 3/16 7,620 25,000 55 120 W 6,400 21,000 PP5045 5 3/16 65 140 W, L Embossed 7,315 24,000 PP5050-T 5 3/16 7,620 25,000 65 140 Crystal Blue Smooth W, C, Y, PP5050 5 3/16 7,015 23,000 65 140 Embossed L, G, R PP6050 6 1/4 5,486 18,000 85 180 W, C, Y, L Embossed PP8045 8 5/16 4,480 14,700 100 220 W, C, L Embossed PP9050 9 3/8 3,932 12,900 115 250 W, C, Y, B, O Embossed PP9060 9 3/8 3,353 11,000 140 300 W Embossed 3,017 9,900 PP1250 12 1/2 140 300 W, C, B Embossed 3,200 10,500 2,591 8,500 W Embossed PP1260 12 1/2 185 400 2,743 9,000 C, B Embossed PP1265 12 1/2 2,438 8,000 210 460 B Embossed PP1270 12 1/2 2,195 7,200 240 525 Y, B Embossed PP1275 12 1/2 2,195 7,200 230 500 W, C, B Embossed POLYPROPYLENE (PP) 16”x6” CORE SIZE 2,195 7,200 Y, B PP1270 12 1/2 240 525 Embossed 2,591 8,500 B PP1275 12 1/2 2,438 8,000 230 500 C, B Embossed 1,981 6,500 PP1280 12 1/2 275 600 Y, B Embossed 2,195 7,200 POLYPROPYLENE (PP) 16”x8” JUMBO CORE SIZE PP1280 12 1/2 2,926 9,600 275 600 B Embossed Standard coils per pallet - 24, 48, & 60. Packaging configurations available in bulk or boxed, depending on product. Other configurations available upon request. POLYESTER (PET) Strapping Material STRAP WIDTH COIL LENGTH AVG. BREAK STRENGTH AVAILABLE SURFACE PRODUCT COLORS* FINISH mm Inches M Ft Kg Lbs. POLYESTER (PET) 8”x8” CORE SIZE FOR BUNDLING PET9040 9 3/8 4877 16,000 115 250 G Embossed PET9053 9 3/8 2316 7,600 195 420 G Embossed PET1140 11 7/16 3658 12,000 140 300 G Embossed PET1153 11 7/16 2195 7,200 230 500 G Embossed POLYESTER (PET) 16”x6” CORE SIZE FOR UNITIZING AND PALLETIZING PET9048 9 3/8 4572 15,000 140 300 G Embossed 2316 7,600 PET9053 9 3/8 3352 11,000 195 420 G Embossed 3658 12,000 PET1153 11 7/16 3353 11,000 230 500 G Embossed PET1248 12 1/2 3200 10,500 230 500 G, B Embossed 2195 7,200 PET1253 12 1/2 275 600 G Embossed 2743 9,000 PET1270 12 1/2 1981 6,500 355 775 G, B Embossed ORDER YOUR STRAPPING MATERIALS TODAY! Don’t see the strapping material you need? Contact us. We are happy to work with you to develop the necessary specification for your operation to ensure the performance of your EAM-Mosca System. For correct strap selection, contact us or your EAM-Mosca Regional Sales Representative. For more information: Visit: www.eammosca.com Email: [email protected] Call: 570-459-3426 *Available Colors: W = White, C=Clear, B=Black, L=Blue, G=Green, R=Red, O=Orange INNOVATIVE STRAPPING SOLUTIONS For Optimized Machine Performance At EAM-Mosca we promise the best machine performance when running our premium strapping. By only producing machine grade strap we can focus on controlling our strap production to precise physical parameters assuring highly reliable protection for Key Benefits of EAM-Mosca your packaged goods. Our Polypropylene (PP) and Strapping Products Polyester (PET) strapping materials are engineered to optimize Mosca machine performance, enhancing system reliability and high peak results. Enhanced split and camber resistance Mosca’s innovative strapping and sealing technology has enabled product to be reliably strapped with a Minimal dusting and track wear lighter and narrower strap - reducing strap size or number of applied straps, saving our customers Improved stiffness considerable cost and resource consumption. and folding resistance Both our PP and PET strap are rigorously tested in Mosca machines before being used in high-speed Consistent break packaging applications and are available in a wide strength and strap width variety of widths, colors, break strengths - ensuring a worry-free strap that runs smoothly in production lines. Superior feeding and sealing consistency at high-speed Our flexible strapping deliveries allow you to purchase any quantity from a single box, to an entire truck or container load. www.eammosca.com | [email protected] | 570-459-3426 POLYESTER (PET) STRAP PRODUCTION Strap Exiting Water Bath Up To 100% Recycled Extrusion Into PET Bottle Flake Water Bath Quality Check Strap Winding Stretch Godet Warehouse Application Recycled To Be Used As PET Strap Again www.eammosca.com | [email protected] | 570-459-3426 INNOVATIVE STRAPPING SOLUTIONS For Optimized Machine Performance Polypropylene (PP) Strapping Polyester (PET) Strapping Polypropylene (PP) widely used for strapping Being strong as well as elastic, Polyester (PET) applications, is low cost, and particularly suitable strapping is often used in place of steel bands. for strapping packages, high-speed bundling, Its elasticity enables it to reliably absorb shock carton reinforcement or other containers, as loads while resisting elongation, helping it well as lighter pallets. Its elasticity and recovery restrain unstable or expanding products. Our help strap mold to the contours of irregularly PET strapping consists of up to one hundred shaped packages making it extremely effective. percent recycled plastic bottles (bottle flake) We manufacture in widths from 5mm to 12mm. and is especially suited to be used with our proprietary SoniXs® ultrasonic sealing system Advantages of EAM-Mosca PP strapping: - sealing cleanly and reliably. We manufacture in widths of 9mm, 11mm, and 12mm. Least cost per unit break strength Advantages of EAM-Mosca PET strapping: Weld efficient and versatile for a wide range of light to medium weight packaged goods 100% recyclable and contains both pre-consumer and Elasticity helps to maintain consistent tension post-consumer recycled PET material - 4%-10% stretch in working tension range Reliable high joint strength and weld Greatest elongation and good efficiency in heavy-duty applications elongation recovery Tightly secures loads that settle, Does not absorb water shrink, or expand over long periods Maintains tension during storage Stretch resistant - 2%-6% in working tension range More resistant to ultraviolet rays and changes in ambient temperature Low dusting and minimal camber when coiled www.eammosca.com | [email protected] | 570-459-3426 THE RIGHT STRAP FOR YOUR APPLICATION For Optimized Machine Performance Corrugated & Warehouse & Consumer Packaged Food & Printing & Packaging Distribution Goods (CPG) Beverage Mailing Laundry & Trim Wood Flooring & Cabinets Furniture Poultry Meat, & Seafood Printing Mailing Appliances Cut Paper Signatures Newspapers Corrugated Bundling Box Closing Carton Bins Bulk Totes & Doors Windows Bundling Strap - Typical Uses PP 5 mm 6 mm 8/9 mm 12 mm PET 9 mm 11/12 mm Unitizing and Palletizing: Typical Strapping Products for the Above Industries Include 9mm, 11mm and 12mm PET and PP ORDER YOUR STRAPPING MATERIALS TODAY! EAM-Mosca’s PET strapping material is available in two core sizes.The 16” core size is typically used for unitizing and palletizing applications, while the 8” core size is perfect for bundling applications. www.eammosca.com | [email protected] | 570-459-3426 U.S.A, Latin America and Caribbean: Canada: EAM-Mosca Corporation EAM-Mosca Canada Ltd. 675 Jaycee Drive 170 William Smith Drive Hazle Township, PA 18202 Whitby, Ontario, L1N 9N3 800.456.3420 800.633.6392 570.459.3426 905.665.8225 570.455.2442 905.665.8188 [email protected] [email protected] www.eammosca.com www.eammosca.com EAM-Mosca Corporation. EAM-Mosca reserves the right to improve its products. All Specifications Subject to Change Without Notice. June 2020.
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