Applying strapping to palletized loads with the correct tension without the strap cutting the cardboard or sinking into the edges of the merchandise is the operational challenge of any warehouse. This plastic edge protector for strapping—also called an edge corner, edge guard, or corner protector—is manufactured by Maxtens from professional-grade plastic, and it is the piece that separates a secure and well-finished palletization from packaging that loosens at the first movement of the truck.
Key Benefits
- Edge protection: The plastic angle distributes the tension of the strapping over the edge of the load, preventing the strap from cutting corrugated cardboard, shrink film, or packaging wood.
- Strap centering: The guides or side tabs keep the strap in position during tensioning, preventing diagonal slips that loosen the palletization.
- Greater effective pressure without damage: With the edge protector, the actual tension required by the load can be applied without compromising the outer packaging, which is especially useful for tall pallets or products sensitive to crushing.
- Broad compatibility: Suitable for polypropylene (PP) and polyester (PET) strapping in the most common commercial widths in Dominican logistics.
- Industrial-grade plastic: Rigid material designed to withstand repeated strapping pressure without cracking, maintaining the angle's geometry over several palletizing cycles.
Typical Applications and Uses
- Palletization of corrugated cardboard boxes in logistics warehouses and distribution centers.
- Securing loads of construction materials (blocks, bricks, cement bags).
- Packaging of beverage, food, and packaged product pallets for inter-island transit or export.
- Protection of vertical and horizontal loads in moves and industrial transfers.
- Used in conjunction with manual strapping and semi-automatic strapping machines.
Quality and Durability
An economical edge protector fails in two ways: either it breaks on the first strong tightening because the plastic is brittle, or it loses its angle and stops protecting the edge. Maxtens uses industrial-grade plastic designed to withstand repeated strapping pressure without cracking, and it maintains the angle's geometry over several cycles. It's the small piece that goes unnoticed until it fails and ruins the entire palletization.
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| General | |
|---|---|
| Physical characteristics | Rigid (hard), odorless |
| Material and construction | |
| Material | New eco-friendly plastic |
| Color | Black |
| Dimensions and format | |
| Width | 38 mm (1.50 in) |
| Thickness | 2.5 mm (0.10 in) |
| Channel width | 20 mm (0.79 in) |
| Length per arm | 23 mm (0.91 in) |
| Strength and performance | |
| Resistances | Waterproof, moisture-resistant, anti-corrosion, crush-resistant |
| Compatibility and use | |
| Compatible with strap widths of | 9-19 mm (1/3 - 3/4 in) |
| Presentation and packaging | |
| Presentation | Box of 700 edge protectors |
| Box: Width | 17.0 cm (6.69 in) |
|---|---|
| Box: Height | 28.0 cm (11.02 in) |
| Box: Depth | 38.0 cm (14.96 in) |
| Box: Weight | 5.0 kg |
Official MAXTENS warranty
What's covered
Confirmed defect: replacement or refund of the amount paid.
What's not covered
Pago & Seguridad






