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Automatic Horizontal & Vertical Pallet Strapping Machines

Automatic pallet strapping machines are available in horizontal, vertical and compression configurations for different pallet loads and strapping requirements.

The TOSA range includes machines with side or top-mounted sealing heads, with systems available for standalone operation or integration with conveyors, palletisers, stretch wrappers and other end-of-line equipment.

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Choosing the Right Strapping Machine

Machine selection depends on the product, pallet dimensions, strap position, strap material, required throughput and line layout.

Horizontal strapping applies straps around the sides of a palletised load, while vertical strapping passes over the product and around the pallet. Compression strapping is used where products need to be compressed before the straps are applied.

Sealing head position, conveyor height and the number and position of straps also need to be considered when specifying a machine.

Automatic Strapping Machines

The TOSA range includes automatic horizontal, vertical and compression strapping machines for different pallet loads, strap positions and production requirements.

Tosa CMR Cam 29 Vertical Strapping Machine

Tosa CMR Cam 29 Vertical Strapping Machine

AUTOMATIC VERTICAL STRAPPING MACHINE

The CAM 29 is an automatic vertical strapping machine for packages and palletised loads. It uses a side-mounted sealing head and can be installed as part of an automated packaging line handling different products and package sizes.

Cam 31 Strapping Machine

Tosa CMR Cam 31 Horizontal Strapping Machine

AUTOMATIC HORIZONTAL STRAPPING MACHINE

The CAM 31 is an automatic horizontal strapping machine for palletised loads, with a side-mounted sealing head and automatic pallet height detection. The sealing head approaches the load during the strapping cycle, with a strap recovery system fitted to the reel carriage.

Tosa CMR Cam 34 Horizontal Strapping Machine

AUTOMATIC HORIZONTAL STRAPPING MACHINE

The CAM 34 is an automatic horizontal strapping machine for palletised loads and higher-output production lines. It uses automatic pallet height detection, a side-mounted sealing head and double tensioning to apply equal strap tension to both sides of the load.

Tosa CMR Cam 41 Vertical Strapping Machine

AUTOMATIC VERTICAL STRAPPING MACHINE

The CAM 41 is an automatic vertical strapping machine for palletised loads, with a top-mounted sealing head and automatic pallet height detection. A retractable bayonet passes the strap through the pallet, with double tensioning applied during the strapping cycle.

Tosa CMR CAM 45 T2 Compression Strapping Machine

AUTOMATIC COMPRESSION STRAPPING MACHINE

The CAM 45 T2 is an automatic compression and vertical strapping machine designed for the paper and corrugated board industry. A mechanical top press compresses the load before strapping, with two fixed strapping heads allowing two straps to be applied.

TOSA automatic strapping system integrated into a packaging line

Horizontal, Vertical & Compression Strapping Machines

Horizontal strapping machines apply straps around the sides of a palletised load, with the strap position determined by the product and pallet configuration. Vertical strapping machines pass the strap over the load and around the pallet to secure the product vertically.

Compression strapping machines combine vertical strapping with a compression stage and are used for products such as corrugated board where the load needs to be compressed before the straps are applied.

The required configuration will also determine sealing head position, strap positions, conveyor arrangement and how the machine is integrated with the surrounding pallet handling equipment.

Strapping Machine Comparison

System Typical Use Strapping Configuration
Horizontal Strapping Machines Palletised loads requiring straps at one or more heights Strap applied around the sides of the load
Vertical Strapping Machines Palletised products requiring vertical securing Strap passes over the load and around the pallet
Compression Strapping Machines Corrugated and other compressible products Load compressed before vertical strapping
Integrated Strapping Machines Automated packaging and pallet handling lines Strapping machine integrated with conveyors and surrounding equipment

Typical Applications

Automatic strapping machines are used across food and beverage production, paper and tissue manufacturing, corrugated packaging, building materials, chemicals, logistics, warehousing and general manufacturing.

Applications include cartons, trays, bagged products, drums, paper products, corrugated materials and other palletised goods. The machine configuration is specified around the product, load dimensions, required strap positions, throughput and the surrounding handling equipment.

Service engineer carrying out maintenance work on industrial packaging machinery

Installation, Commissioning & Technical Support

Phoenix Handling Solutions provides installation, commissioning and operator training for automatic strapping machines throughout the UK and Ireland.

Ongoing support includes servicing, preventative maintenance, technical support and genuine spare parts for installed equipment.

Frequently Asked Questions About Strapping Machines

Yes. TOSA strapping machines can be incorporated into existing packaging lines. The available space, conveyor arrangement, pallet dimensions, production sequence and controls need to be assessed when specifying the installation.

Strap position is determined by the product and pallet configuration and how the load needs to be secured. Depending on the machine, automatic pallet height detection and adjustable or automatically controlled strap positioning can be used to apply straps at the required positions.

Yes, on suitably specified machines. For example, TOSA horizontal models such as the CAM 31 and CAM 34 and the vertical CAM 41 use photocells for automatic pallet height detection. The required pallet size range should be established when the machine is specified.

Yes. The number and position of straps depend on the machine configuration and application. Some systems can apply straps at different positions, while specialist machines can be configured with multiple strapping heads.

The main information includes the product and load characteristics, minimum and maximum pallet dimensions, required strap position, production rate, conveyor height, line layout and how the machine needs to interface with existing equipment.

Yes. Strapping machines can be supplied with service conveyors and integrated with surrounding pallet handling and packaging equipment. The complete system can be configured around the required pallet movement and production sequence.