Strapping Protectors

Strapping protectors, also called angle boards, spread strap tension across a wider surface at a load's corners and edges, reducing the concentrated pressure that can crush or dent packaging under a tightly pulled strap. They are placed under the strap at carton corners and pallet edges before tensioning, helping each load keep its shape from the dock to the destination. Warehouses and shipping departments use them on cartons and pallets.

Strapping protectors are durable protective inserts and sleeves that prevent strapping from cutting, crushing, or damaging boxes, pallets, and bundled items during shipping, storage, and handling.

• Angle boards: Wholesale angleboard protectors spread strap tension across corners and edges.

• Crush and dent protection: Limits concentrated pressure under a tightened strap.

• Load stability: Supports packaging integrity and product safety in industrial, retail, and e-commerce shipping.

• Longer strapping life: Protectors limit edge wear on the strap itself.

Q: What are strapping protectors?

A: Strapping protectors, also called angle boards, spread strap tension across a wider surface at a load's corners and edges.

Q: Where do strapping protectors go on a load?

A: They go under the strap at carton corners and pallet edges before the strap is tensioned.

Q: What other shipping strapping supplies go with protectors?

A: Strapping, buckles or seals, and strapping tools complete the setup. Protectors sit between the strap and the load to guard edges.