How to Thread a Wire Buckle with Strapping


How to Use a Wire Buckle for Strapping

Step 1: Free end of strap – First take the free end of the strap, the end coming off the dispenser, and make a loop of about 6”

Step 2: Thread the Loop – Thread the loop through the back of the buckle and around the leg or tine.

Step 3: Wrap the Strap – Wrap the strap around your package or pallet and repeat the loop and thread process.

Step 4: Pull the Strap – Holding strap firmly, pull tightly on the end still attached to the coil until the strap is tight. You can also use a manual tensioner to pull the strap tight.

Step 5: Cut the Strap.

More information at: www.quickpakinc.com

Quick Pak Inc

4007 North 56th Street

Tampa, FL 33610

sales@quicpakinc.com


Location: Tampa, FL 33610, USA

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