Chuanjian Strapping Machine - A Stable Actuator for Pallet Strapping, Solving Shipping Strapping Challenges

Real Pain Points and Upgrade Needs for Pallet Strapping in the Market
In export trade, warehousing and logistics, and manufacturing shipping sites, pallet strapping, while seemingly simple, frequently becomes a weak link in the transportation chain: poor manual strapping consistency, limited strapping speed, difficulty in standardizing strapping tension, and high-intensity work leading to fatigue and efficiency bottlenecks. The piercing sword strapping machine (pallet strapping machine) does more than simply replace manual labor. Through automated control, it standardizes tensioning force, number of tensions, and strapping strategies, directly reducing transport damage and stabilizing shipping cycles.
Piercing sword strapping machine operation and model positioning
Piercing sword strapping machines use a piercing sword mechanism to pass the strapping tape under the cargo before strapping. Models are available in two types: inline down-pressure (such as the DH770A/B) and horizontal piercing sword (such as the DH770C). They are commonly used for connecting conveyor lines and for high-altitude pressing applications. The horizontal piercing sword is suitable for larger, arch-shaped pallets or applications requiring multiple strapping passes. Typical models support PP or PET machine strapping. Strapping can be configured with two parallel straps, four crisscross straps, or customized multi-strap combinations to meet the fixed requirements of different product categories and export standards. Applications and Performance Advantages
The piercing strapping machine is widely used in industries such as foreign trade exports, furniture, electrical appliances, printing and papermaking, food and beverages, glass and ceramics, and hardware accessories. Especially for palletized cargo destined for sea and long-distance land transport, the motorized strapping significantly reduces the risk of cargo slippage and loose packages. When used in conjunction with a film wrapping machine, wrapping creates a protective outer layer before piercing and strapping, doubly improving packaging integrity. In modern workshops with high-volume shipments, the piercing machine can reduce the strapping process, which previously required multiple people, to a single machine and operator, thus saving manpower, improving consistency, and facilitating quality tracking.
Customer Case Study
An export building materials company introduced a horizontal piercing strapping machine and connected it to a film wrapping machine. The team reduced the strapping process from three people to one person, reducing the time required for each pallet from an average of four minutes manually to approximately one minute automatically. This improved packaging consistency and reduced the transport damage rate from 2.5% to 0.6%. The customer emphasized that the real benefits came from the "reusable strapping parameters" and the "reduction in secondary handling due to the integration with the film wrapping machine." Make "Bundling" a Controllable Industrial Process
The piercing-sword strapping machine doesn't simply replace manual labor; it elevates strapping to a configurable, traceable, and interconnected production line process. For companies that prioritize consistent shipments, control costs, and maintain high-volume shipments, the rational introduction of a piercing-sword pallet strapping machine, integrated with the wrapping and conveying systems, is a highly effective and short-term packaging upgrade path. If you require me to break down this solution into a "Workshop Integration Table for Your Company (I/O, Belt Speed, Programming Example)," I can create a worksheet based on your workshop parameters.