EP-1345 Battery Powered Cord Strap Tensioner with Cutter

This battery powered tool tensions and cuts cord strapping. It features an easy-to-use control panel so you can fine-tune to your desired needs.

Features an ergonomic design for a comfortable hand fit.

Features an automatic, semi-automatic and manual mode.

Includes a charger and two batteries.

Cord strapping has never been simpler! The Battery Powered Cord Strap Tensioner with Cutter EP-1345 is your solution to quick, easy, and painless strapping.

The EP-1345 comes with 3 pre-programmed tension modes along with 6 tension force levels, allowing the user for full range of options. The removable cutter is designed to cut through both composite and woven cord with a strap range of 3/4 – 1 1/4" and thickness of 0.033 - 0.065".

Tension range for the EP-1345 is 661 – 1763 lbs, making it a robust addition to your strapping lineup.

 Encore's Battery Powered Cord Strap Tensioner with Cutter

• Tensions and cuts!

• Strap Width: 3/4 – 1 1/4"

• Made for Composite & Woven Cord

• Manual, Semi, and Automatic Settings

• Pre-programmed auto reverse button

• For flat package loads

• Includes 2 batteries & 1 charger

• Includes removable cutter

Call 813 242 6995 for more information or email sales@quickpakinc.com for a demo of this unit.    

Location: Tampa, FL 33610, USA

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