Caristrap 2165 ft. Plastic Strapping, Natural; Break Strength: 441 lb.

Nonwoven light-duty poly cord strapping (sometimes called composite strapping) has embedded fibers along its length to resist snapping and tearing when securing lightweight boxes, papers, and magazines. It can be hand tied or secured using buckles. It resists shock, flexes around irregular shapes and won't rust or mar surfaces. It also withstands temperature changes and exposure to weather, so it's ideal for light-duty outdoor use.

Poly cord strapping is made of polyester and has embedded cords that provide more strength and higher resistance to shock and tearing than standard polyester strapping, and is used to secure lumber, bricks and stone, metal, and other heavy loads. It's similar in strength to steel strapping but is safer to use and is more flexible for using around edges and irregular shapes. It also does not scratch or mar surfaces and is more resistant to shock. It won't rust and withstands temperature changes, rain, snow, and exposure to other elements when used outdoors. The ends are secured using a handle tie or sealed with a strapping buckle, seal, friction weld, or heat. Apply and seal strapping using a strapping machine or manually-operated tools.