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Are carton strapper and pallet strapper compatible? Customers often ask such a question, saying that they do not use a lot, want to buy a baler, can be strapped cartons, but also can be strapped pallets. In the end, whether carton strapping and pallet strapping can share a baler? Normally speaking is certainly not, but some special circumstances can be compatible. Let's first analyse why the two are not compatible.

In the process of strapping with pallet strapper, there will be many kinds of problems, today YUPACK would like to share with you how to deal with the strapping process of pulling wire. A mention of pulling, many people think of is stretched, here mentioned the pulling is not this meaning, but only the side of the baling band was divided out of a small strip, can not be a complete baling band. Encountering this situation, do not panic, usually caused by two situations.

Heating and friction movements are two common types of sealing movements that play an important role in the operation of pallet strapper. Although they are both responsible for accomplishing the task of sealing, there are some obvious differences in the working principle, applicable materials and effects.

Replacing straps is the most common task when using a strapping machine, but many users find that when replacing straps, the straps will be scattered accidentally. Once the straps are scattered around, they are basically unusable, and cassettes and cassettes will often appear. Problems such as being unable to feed straps have made replacing straps a common problem when using a strapping machine. Today Yupack will share with you how to replace straps correctly from a professional perspective.

Straps are the most commonly used consumables for strapping machines, but many people do not know how to choose and use straps correctly during use. Straps often do not match the strapping machine. This situation is very detrimental to the use of strapping machines. Today Yupack will share with you how to use straps correctly based on past experience.