A battery-powered steel strapping tool is a handheld device designed for securely strapping or banding items using steel straps. It differs from manual strapping tools by being powered with a rechargeable battery, making strapping tasks more efficient and less labor-intensive.
User Interface Cover – For additional protection in harsh environments
Suspension Bow– For stationary applications
Fast Suspension Adapter – For stationary applications
| Model | Tenso BPT-H32 | BATTERY / CHARGER | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Operation Mode: | auto/semi/manual | Charger Type | Bosch |
| Tension Force Range: | 2000 - 7500 N | Battery Charger Voltage | 100 or 110 or 230 V |
| Tension Speed: | 75 mm/s | Charging Time | 4Ah: 30min (80%) - 50min 8Ah: 70min (80%) - 80min |
| Weight (incl. 4Ah battery): | 8.3kg | Battery Type (standard) | Bosch Li-Ion ProCORE 18V, 4.0 Ah |
| Dimension with Bow (LxWxH): | 405 x 283 x 270 mm | Battery Type (optional) | Bosch Li-Ion ProCORE 18V, 8.0 Ah |
| Working Temperature: | -10oC to +40oC | Cycles per Battery Charge | 4 Ah = ca. 200, 8 Ah = ca. 400 |
| Relative Humidity: | up to 90% | ||
| Strap Width: | 19, 25, 32 mm | ||
| Seal Type: | Double Notch | ||
| Matching Seals: | 19, 25, 32 mm | ||
| STRAP STANDARD QUALITY: | |||
| Strap Thickness mm (inch): | 0.80 - 1.00 (.031 - 0.40) | ||
| Strap Tensile Strength (approx) N/mm2 (lbs/sq. inch): | 850 (120 000) | ||
| STRAP HIGH TENSILE QUALITY: | |||
| Strap Thickness mm (inch): | 0.60 - 0.80 (.023 - 0.31) | ||
| Strap Tensile Strength (approx) N/mm2 (lbs/sq. inch): | 1100 (157 000) | ||
BPT Battery Powered Tool for Steel Strapping - BPT-H32
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Introducing our Tenso BPT Battery Powered Tool for Steel Strapping - the ultimate solution for high-speed, reliable, and mobile strapping applications. Embrace unparalleled performance with these innovative tools as you maximize efficiency and simplify operation. With intelligent features and an ergonomic design, experience the freedom of movement and enjoy seamless productivity throughout your plant.Â
Features:Â
- Reliable and reproducible strapping processÂ
- Intuitive touchscreen interface for easy operationÂ
- Up to 500 cycles per battery chargeÂ
- Versatile compatibility with straps of different widths (19mm, 25mm, and 32mm)Â
- Unlimited mobility without air hose restrictionsÂ
- Protective and ergonomic designÂ
- Real-time indication of tension forceÂ
- E-controlled strapping processÂ
Take control of your strapping applications with the Tenso BPT Battery Powered Tool BPT-H32. Contact us now to learn more and boost your productivity!Â
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Frequently Asked Questions
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What is a battery-powered steel strapping tool, and how does it differ from other strapping tools?
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How does a battery-powered steel strapping tool work?
This tool operates by tensioning, sealing, and cutting steel strapping using a motorized mechanism powered by a rechargeable battery. It simplifies the process of bundling and securing items with steel straps.
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How do I load steel strapping into the tool?
Typically, you insert the end of the steel strapping into the tool’s strapping chamber and follow the tool’s instructions to thread the strap properly to prevent jams.
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Is there a tension adjustment feature on BPT-H32?
Yes, BPT-H32 strapping tools have tension adjustment settings that allow you to customize the strapping tension according to the specific requirements of your application.
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What safety precautions should I take when using the tool?
Always wear appropriate safety gear, such as gloves and safety glasses, to protect yourself from potential injury. Ensure that the strapping tool is in good working condition, and follow the manufacturer’s safety guidelines.
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