Strappack

Different Strapping Machines for bricks & blocks applications.

There are mainly 2 different strappin methods for bricks and clocks stacking pallets from FHOPE packing team.

• 1. Vertical strapping of stacked bricks and blocks

Vertical strapping is a method of reinforcing stacked bricks or blocks by using metal straps or bands that are applied vertically to the sides of the stack. The straps provide additional support and stability to the stack, helping to prevent it from collapsing or shifting.

To apply vertical strapping, the straps are typically placed around the sides of the stack at regular intervals, with the top and bottom straps being positioned close to the top and bottom of the stack. The straps are then tightened using a tensioning tool, such as a ratchet or torque wrench, to apply a uniform tension to the straps.

Vertical strapping is often used in the construction of retaining walls, chimneys, and other structures that require additional stability and support. It can be especially useful in situations where the bricks or blocks are stacked to a significant height, or where the stack is subjected to high loads or other external forces.

• 2. Horizontal strapping of stacked bricks and blocks

Horizontal strapping of stacked bricks and blocks refers to the practice of securing a stack of bricks or blocks together with horizontal straps or bands. This is typically done to ensure that the bricks or blocks stay in place and do not shift or collapse. There are a few different ways to perform horizontal strapping:

Using metal straps: Metal straps are typically made of steel and can be bent to fit around the stack of bricks or blocks. They are then tightened using bolts or screws.

Using wire ties: Wire ties can be used to secure a stack of bricks or blocks together. These ties are made of wire and are tightened using a wire-tying tool.

Using adhesive: Some builders use adhesive to secure a stack of bricks or blocks together. This is typically done by applying a thin layer of adhesive between the bricks or blocks and then allowing it to dry.

Regardless of the method used, the goal of horizontal strapping is to provide additional stability and support to the stack of bricks or blocks, helping to prevent them from shifting or collapsing.

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