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Package handling equipment is the gear used to secure, move and weigh boxes and pallets between packing and dispatch. This category contains electric strapping machines, manual strapping kits, strapping bands and carts, belt conveyors, shipping and floor scales, crane scales and a clipping machine. Strappers tension and seal PP, PET or steel bands, conveyors carry cartons on a powered belt, and scales weigh parcels, pallets or hanging loads. They are designed for cartons, pallets, freight and bulk goods. Unlike single hand tools, each covers a full packing step, and unlike forklifts or pallet jacks, they work at the packing station.
Electric strapping machines take 0.35 to 0.75 inch PP or PET straps on two rechargeable batteries, and strapping carts keep a coil braked beside the pallet. Manual strapping kits pair a sealer tool with 100 to 3,200 feet of steel, PET or PP band, while steel strapping coils refill heavy pallet work. Belt conveyors run 47 to 59 inches long with 7.8 to 23.6 inch PVC belts on stainless steel frames. Shipping scales weigh from 88 to 660 lbs, and crane scales hang from hoists to weigh 660 to 22,000 lbs. A sausage clipper closes bag ends with U-shaped clips. Typical uses are warehouse dispatch lines, e-commerce packing benches, freight docks and farms.
Five things decide which one fits:
- Load rating: strap tension, belt load limit or scale capacity.
- Working size: strap width, belt size or platform size.
- Operation: one-button strapping, variable belt speed or tare and hold.
- Setup: handheld, freestanding on feet or hung from a hoist.
- Build: nylon or ABS bodies, stainless steel frames and platforms.
Browse all package handling equipment to compare ratings and sizes, or step back to the wider material handling equipment category.
Package Handling Equipment Types at a Glance
The table below shows how each type of package handling equipment on this page works, what to check and what goes wrong if you skip it.
| Type | How It Works | How to Check Your Setup | What Goes Wrong If Overlooked |
|---|---|---|---|
| Electric strapping machine | Feeds, tensions, heat-welds and cuts the strap in one press | Match your strap width and thickness to the tool's range | Straps outside the range slip or fail to weld |
| Manual steel strapping kit | A ratchet tensioner pulls steel band tight and metal clasps lock it | Confirm the band width matches the tool and clasps | Mismatched clasps crimp loosely and the band slips |
| Strapping cart | Holds a strap coil on a braked drum and rolls to the pallet | Measure your coil's core diameter before ordering | A coil on the wrong core will not mount securely |
| Belt conveyor | A motor drives a PVC belt forward or back at a set speed | Weigh your heaviest carton against the belt's load limit | Overloading strains the motor until its overheat cut-off stops the belt |
| Crane scale | Hangs from a hook and reads the suspended load on an LCD | Match the scale's capacity to the hoist's working load | Loads past capacity give no valid reading |
VEVOR Packaging and Handling Supplies for Warehouses, Shipping, and Industrial Use
Do you need belt conveyors to expedite your packing line, strapping machines to secure pallets, or a digital shipping scale for precise postage? VEVOR's packaging and handling supplies are designed to meet everyday warehouse and shipping needs, enabling companies of all sizes to pack more quickly, weigh precisely, move quickly, and ship with assurance in fast-paced logistics and distribution environments.
VEVOR Packaging and Handling Supplies by Type — Strapping, Weighing, Moving, and Sealing
Knowing which aspect of your process requires the greatest assistance is the first step in selecting the appropriate packaging & handling supplies. VEVOR divides its product range into distinct supply categories, each focused on a specific operational task, such as assessing shipping weights or securing loads.
Strapping Machines and Strapping Bands for Pallet and Box Security
The foundation of any high-volume packaging station is a strapping machine. The battery-operated, portable electric machines from VEVOR work with both PET and PP bands, which are among the most commonly used strap materials in commercial shipping and warehousing. Powered by dual 4000mAh batteries, the primary model accommodates strap widths from 0.35" to 0.63". It can deliver many straps per charge without a power cord, which can restrict mobility. For applications that require heavier-duty tensioning on greater pallet loads, a wider-strap variant with two 4000mAh batteries can handle straps ranging from 0.39" to 0.75". It costs $778.90.
VEVOR's bands and manual kits offer the consumables and hand tools required for flexible, low-volume operations to workers who do not require battery-powered automation. Designed to secure heavy freight in challenging transit conditions, steel strapping coils come in rolls of ¾" x 0.02" x 1,640 feet and have a rated break strength of 1,700 pounds. With an approximate break strength of 243 lb and a length of 9,900 feet, PP strapping rolls are ideal for lighter box and parcel bundling. On the warehouse floor, strapping carts with 8" or 16" core compatibility and updated drum braking systems keep coils mobile and ordered. VEVOR's machines and strapping bands offer the equipment and supplies needed to finish each bundle neatly and safely, whether you are strapping a single pallet or operating an entire dispatch line.
Manual Strapping Tools and Strapping Kits for Flexible Bundling
Manual tools are often the best option for lower-volume operations, job sites, and locations with restricted electrical access because they give packing teams precise control without requiring them to switch to powered equipment. The manual strapping kits from VEVOR come with metal clasps, binding straps, and a sealer tool all in one package. For small warehouses or sporadic industrial bundling, the $84.99 steel banding set with 100 feet of binding straps and 100 metal clasps is a practical introductory bundle. For larger dispatch numbers, larger kits with 200 and 400 feet of binding straps scale up to $129.90 and $213.90, respectively.
With its adjustable width, the $157.99 A3 steel banding sealer tool kit is adaptable to a variety of strap widths without the need for separate tools for each size. VEVOR's cord banding package, ideal for bundling irregularly shaped loads or items where a plastic strap would cut into the surface, includes 328 feet of woven strapping, 100 metal seals, and a tensioner tool for textile or woven-strap applications. In situations where portability is more important than throughput speed, such as transportation, construction material logistics, and industrial wrapping, these manual tools are especially helpful. VEVOR's kit-based approach reduces the hassle of sourcing tools and consumables individually from various providers, ensuring everything required for a full strapping job arrives together.
Digital Shipping Scale and Hanging Scales for Accurate Weight Measurement
In shipping operations, accurate weight measurement is essential; underestimating leads to carrier surcharges and delivery delays, while overestimating costs money. From home office packages to big-business freight, VEVOR's digital scale portfolio covers a wide range of postal and logistics weighing tasks. At $30.30, the entry-level 110 lb model with a 90° folding LCD screen provides tare/hold and 0.07 oz precision in a small, portable package. The 660 lb shipping scale at $135.90 provides 0.1 lb precision with both AC and DC power supply options for fixed or field operation, while the 440 lb postal scale at $36.90 handles larger items with a 1.7 oz readout increment and an HD LCD.
VEVOR's hanging scales offer an alternative class of measurement capability for suspended or overhanging weighing. In receiving docks, recycling yards, and agricultural operations where floor scales are unsuitable, these crane-style scales are especially useful for weighing items carried by forklifts, hoists, or cranes. VEVOR's scales are designed for heavy-duty applications and display readings digitally for quick, clear visibility. Inventory management counting scales complement these. The 30-kilogram industrial counting scale, which costs $64.90, features a large LCD screen for clear readability in busy warehouse settings, allows switching between g/kg/lb units, and includes an RS232 connector for data export. When combined, VEVOR's measuring and weighing equipment reduces uncertainty across many phases of the packing and delivery process.
Belt Conveyors, Stretch Wrap Dispensers, and Heat Crimp Sealers
The transportation, wrapping, and final sealing of goods are equally important stages in any fulfillment operation; packaging and handling materials go much beyond weighing and strapping. Conveyors from VEVOR are automated flat-belt transport systems made to transfer packages, boxes, and other packaged goods down a packing or dispatch line without the need for hand carrying. They increase throughput uniformity, lessen fatigue, and are especially useful in production dispatch areas and e-commerce fulfillment centers where constant product flow is crucial.
Pallet wrapping can be quicker and more comfortable using stretch dispensers. VEVOR's handheld and pole-style dispensers reduce film waste, improve load stability, and shield operators from back strain by keeping the stretch film under controlled tension throughout the wrap cycle, rather than requiring them to wrestle with a loose film roll. When used with stretch wrap, bands provide a highly secure combined load restraint for transportation. When a heat seal or clip closure is required for bags, tubes, and flexible packaging materials, crimp sealers complete the sealing side of the lineup by offering a dependable mechanical closure. VEVOR's packaging & handling supplies provide a broad solution from start to finish, whether your business wants to seal product bags with a heat-crimping sealer, automate box movement with conveyors, or stabilize pallet loads with a stretch wrap dispenser.
Matching Equipment to the Packing Job
Use the table below to match common packing jobs with the one product that suits them and the number that decides it.
| Packing Job | Recommended Product | What to Check | Why It Fits |
|---|---|---|---|
| Box and light pallet strapping | DS-16 strapping machine | Strap width between 9 and 16 mm | 9.7 lbs and 600 to 3200 N, 2.6 lbs lighter than the DS-19 |
| Heavy pallets on wide PET straps | DS-19 strapping machine | Strap width up to 19 mm | Up to 5000 N and 400 straps per charge, against 3200 N and 300 |
| Occasional steel banding without power | 100 ft steel banding kit | A 3/4 in band and a separately bought cutter | 1700 lb break strength and 100 clasps, no battery needed |
| Narrow inkjet coding line | 59 x 7.8 in belt conveyor | Carton width under 7.8 in | 82.67 lb limit at 40.79 lbs, 29.21 lbs lighter than the 23.6 in model |
| Wide cartons on a packing line | 59 x 23.6 in belt conveyor | Floor width for a 29.92 in frame | 23.6 in belt and 112.44 lb limit, against 99.21 lb on the 15.7 in belt |
| Pallets and freight at the dock | 660 lb shipping scale | Pallet footprint against the platform | 660 lbs on a 41 x 21 in platform, battery or AC power |
Choosing the Right Packaging and Handling Supplies by Features and Capacity
Understanding the specific features and capacity ratings relevant to your operation prevents costly mismatches between equipment and workload. These details are explicitly stated in VEVOR's product descriptions so customers can compare with confidence.
Strapping Machine Battery Capacity, Strap Width Range, and Build Quality
Three factors influence the choice of a VEVOR strapping machine: frame construction, strap width compatibility, and battery capacity. The battery size determines how many straps you can apply in a shift without pausing to recharge; for high-volume operations, the 4000mAh and 5000mAh dual-battery models offer significantly differing runtimes. For situations where even a brief charging interruption affects productivity, the 5000mAh dual-battery version of the 0.35"–0.63" model, which costs $480.90, offers prolonged runtime.
Which strapping bands the machine accepts depends on the strap width range. Standard PP and PET straps used for the majority of box and light pallet applications are within the 0.35"–0.63" range. Wider, harder-duty PET straps intended to secure bigger, heavier objects like steel, wood, or bulk industrial components fit in the 0.39"–0.75" range. VEVOR's electric machines have a digital display that indicates cycle counts and tension settings. This feature allows operators to standardize tension throughout a large packaging team and provides real-time feedback. All versions include aluminum alloy housings designed to withstand the everyday impact and vibration of busy warehouse environments; less expensive options often initially compromise this build quality.
Shipping Scale Capacity, Accuracy Tiers, and Power Options for Every Operation
The greatest package weight you will ever need to measure, the reading accuracy required by your carrier or billing system, and whether you require fixed-station or portable operation are the three factors that determine which digital scale is best for your business. With readout increments ranging from 0.07 oz at the accuracy end to 1.7 oz for heavy package use, VEVOR's shipping scale range covers everything from freight desks processing huge boxes to tiny e-commerce sellers weighing envelopes. Its capacity ranges from 110 to 660 lbs.
The tare and hold functions are standard on all VEVOR shipping scales. Hold eliminates the requirement to read the scale while the package is still on the platform by freezing the display reading after the package is removed. Tare lets you weigh contents without regard to packaging. The FCC-listed 440 lb and 660 lb variants can be used as portable field units or permanent counter scales, as they support both battery and AC adapter operation. For businesses that handle a variety of parcel types throughout the day, dual-accuracy models, which provide 0.35 oz precision for lightweight parcels and 3.5 oz precision for heavy items, offer greater flexibility. By bridging the gap between physical weighing and digital stock control, VEVOR's counting scales with RS232 connectivity further assist enterprises that must log weight data directly to inventory management systems.
Best-Seller Comparison
Compare the five best-selling package handling products below by load rating, working size, operation, setup and build.
| Product | Load Rating | Working Size | Operation | Setup | Build |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| VEVOR Electric Strapping Machine, 0.39-0.75 in Straps, 2 x 4000mAh | 800 to 5000 N adjustable tension, the strongest strapper here | 0.39 to 0.75 in PP or PET straps, 0.02 to 0.05 in thick | One-button feed, tension, weld and cut at 255 mm/s | Handheld at 12.3 lbs, up to 400 straps per charge | Nylon body, alloy steel gears, tool steel cutter, brushless motor |
| VEVOR Belt Conveyor, 59 x 23.6 in, Stainless Steel, Double Guardrail | 112.44 lb belt load limit, the higher of the two conveyors | 59 x 23.6 in PVC belt on a 25.7 in table, the widest here | Forward and reverse at up to 27 m/min, with overheat shutdown | Freestanding on height-adjustable feet, 70 lbs, 29.92 in wide | 201 stainless steel frame with adjustable-height double guardrails |
| VEVOR Livestock and Warehouse Floor Scale, 40.6 x 20.9 in Platform | 880 lbs (400 kg), the highest capacity here | 40.6 x 20.9 in platform for pallets, animals or large boxes | Tare, auto-lock hold and count, in kg, oz or lb | 4 adjustable feet, display mounts on a wall or desk, 26 lbs | Stainless steel platform, backlit LCD, adapter or 4 AA batteries |
| VEVOR Belt Conveyor, 59 x 15.7 in, Stainless Steel, Double Guardrail | 99.21 lb belt load limit | 59 x 15.7 in PVC belt on a 17.7 in table | Forward and reverse at up to 25 m/min, with overheat shutdown | Freestanding on adjustable feet, 53.35 lbs, belt 740 mm (29.1 in) high | 201 stainless steel frame with screw-adjusted belt tension |
| VEVOR Electric Strapping Machine, 0.35-0.63 in Straps, 2 x 5000mAh | 600 to 3200 N adjustable tension for boxes and light pallets | 0.35 to 0.63 in PP or PET straps, 0.02 to 0.05 in thick | One-button strapping at 50 to 150 mm/s, display counts cycles | Handheld at 9.7 lbs, the lightest here, up to 300 straps per charge | ABS body, alloy steel gears, tool steel cutter, brushless motor |
Shop VEVOR Packaging and Handling Supplies for Your Warehouse or Shipping Operation
VEVOR's packaging and handling supplies cover every stage of the packing and dispatch process, from digital scales, belt conveyors, and hanging scales to stretch wrap dispensers, counting scales, electric strapping machines, and manual strapping tools. VEVOR is the astute one-stop shop for any business that moves, weighs, straps, or ships, offering 94 items across 10 categories, competitive pricing, and after-sales support. Look over the entire selection now.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the difference between PP and PET strapping bands for strapping machines?
For lighter boxes and packages, PP (polypropylene) strapping is more flexible and lighter. Designed for big pallet loads and industrial bundling, PET (polyester) strapping is more robust and stiff. Within their designated strap width range, VEVOR's electric machines accommodate both kinds.
How do I choose between the 440 lb and 660 lb digital shipping scales?
Choose the 440 lb scale for regular parcels and mail, and the 660 lb model for large boxes needing 0.1 lb precision. The 660 lb scale's 41 x 21 in platform suits oversized shipments, and both scales run on battery or AC power with tare and hold.
Can VEVOR strapping carts accommodate both PP and steel strapping coils?
Yes, with the right model. VEVOR's PET and PP strapping cart takes coils on 8 or 16 in cores with a braked drum, while a separate steel-strap cart holds coils up to 23.6 in outside diameter. Check your coil core size before choosing a cart.
What operations are VEVOR belt conveyors best suited for?
VEVOR belt conveyors move boxes and flat-bottomed packages along packing, sorting, coding and dispatch lines. They use 201 stainless steel frames, anti-static PVC belts, variable forward and reverse speed and overheat shutdown, with load limits of 82.67 to 112.44 lbs depending on belt width.
Do VEVOR counting scales connect to inventory management software?
Yes. VEVOR's 30 kg industrial counting scale has an RS232 connector that sends data to computers and inventory systems. It switches between g, kg and lb, shows results on a backlit LCD, and suits stockrooms, parts storage and retail inventory.
What are the best practices for palletizing goods for shipping?
Stack the heaviest boxes on the bottom in a tight, square pattern with no overhang, then band the load to the pallet and stretch-wrap it. A braked strapping cart keeps the coil beside the pallet, and the DS-19 tool applies up to 5000 N of tension.
What are the best packaging options for shipping heavy items like a 50 lb box of nails?
Use a strong double-wall box sized to the contents, fill every gap and tape all seams, then band the box so it cannot burst. The steel banding kit uses three-quarter inch steel band rated at 1700 lbs break strength, far above a 50 lb load.
Can you recommend the best material handling solutions for small businesses?
Start with a shipping scale, a manual strapping kit and one short conveyor, then add a battery strapper as volume grows. The PET banding kit bundles a sealer tool, 1,000 ft of PET band and 300 metal seals in one box.
How do different types of material handling equipment improve warehouse efficiency?
Conveyors cut hand carrying, strappers speed up load securing and accurate scales prevent carrier rework. Put scales at the packing station and keep coils on a cart. A battery strapper applies up to 400 straps per charge, and variable-speed conveyors move cartons at up to 25 m per minute.
What safety measures should be considered when using material handling equipment?
Train staff, stay within every load rating and wear gloves and eye protection when tensioning or cutting bands, since cut straps can spring back. Keep hands clear of moving belts. The DS-16 banding tool welds and cuts the strap automatically.
What are the best ways to securely package fragile items for shipping?
Wrap each item in cushioning, leave about 2 in of padding on every side and fill all voids so nothing shifts. Weigh the finished box on a
