Metal and Steel Strapping

Metal strapping thickness typically ranges from 0.020 to 0.050 inches depending on load weight and application. Meridian's steel strap coils measure 0.625 inches wide, providing the tensile strength needed for heavy industrial loads like steel coils and machinery.

Steel strapping offers the highest tensile strength and suits heavy, rigid loads like steel coils, while polyester (PET) strapping is lighter and more flexible, making it better suited for loads that compress or settle over time, such as lumber and palletized goods.

Meridian's steel strapping coils come in 0.625in x 2940ft lengths, providing ample length for high-volume bundling operations without frequent coil changes, reducing downtime on production and packaging lines.

No, Meridian offers a minimum order quantity of just 1 coil across all strapping types, allowing businesses to test products or fulfill smaller orders without committing to bulk purchases upfront.

Steel strapping is widely used in heavy industry, steel coil bundling, lumber and building materials, manufacturing, and logistics operations where high load weights and durability demands exceed the capabilities of plastic strapping alternatives.

Yes, volume and bulk pricing is available with custom quotes based on quantity, delivery location, and specific requirements. Contact Meridian's team via phone or email for tailored pricing on larger orders.