Pallet Packing Banding Strapping Kit – 3 in 1 Banding Tools for Steel Strapping Include Tensioner Tool, 100' Length x 3/4" Wide 304 Stainless Steel Strapping Coil, 100pcs Ear-Lokt Buckle

Strapping and tool worked well. Cut-off point could use a little more tail to bend over.

I would like to start off this review with a word of warning. Use caution while unpacking this item from its box. Both of the edges of the steel strap were exposed, razor sharp, and did not feel good when one of them came into contact with my ungloved hand. Also, there are no warning labels stating these hazards found anywhere on or around the package or its contents. Wear gloves.With that being said, this stainless steel strapping kit arrived intact, in new condition, and packaged freely inside of a generic, unmarked box. The instructions are a little rough, both physically and wording wise, but adequate. The strapping tool that it comes with appears to be of decent quality, but there are far better quality strappers if you are looking for a long-term solution to heavy duty strapping. Overall, I recommend with caution.

I recently purchased the Polar Tangro Pallet Packing Banding Strapping Kit, and I couldn't be happier with its performance. The combination of the tensioner tool, stainless steel strapping, and ear-lokt buckles makes securing my pallets a breeze, ensuring everything stays tightly in place during transport.The quality of the materials is impressive, especially the 304 stainless steel strapping, which feels robust and reliable. This kit has significantly streamlined my packing process, and I highly recommend it to anyone looking for a comprehensive and efficient banding solution.

You really need three has to make this work and on a flat surface.Folding over and securing is not easy and the hammer ideas does not work until you have used a pair of vice grips to start bending over the wings.Need space around the connection when tightening and securing.Easy to break the SS 3/4” band material .Instructions are missing details in firing the first bend and tuck in the buckle

Can’t use no instructionsPLEASE SEND INFORMATION on how to useThis was not cheap