Cordless PP strapping kit NEO2 9-16mm incl. Battery & Charger + PP strap – strapping cart

Strapping kit NEO2

This is a complete strapping kit: the NEO2 battery tool, a battery, a charger, a coil of PP strapping and a mobile cart. It arrives ready to work. There is nothing else to buy and nothing to install.

The tool takes PET and PP strapping from 9 to 16 mm and pulls up to 3200 N. One cycle tensions, welds and cuts the strap by itself, so the joint does not depend on who is holding the tool.

Tension is set to the load, not to the maximum: a carton takes a fraction of what a pallet of tiles takes, and too much force cuts into the corners. Weld time matters as well: a short weld peels apart and a long one burns the strap thin, so it is started in the middle and the joint is checked by pulling it apart by hand. Soft goods need corner protectors, because the strap cuts into the top edge before it holds the load. A weak battery gives a weak weld, so the battery is charged before it is flat.

A pallet is strapped in a few steps. The coil sits on the cart and the strap is led out over the guide, taken around the load, and the end is brought back to the tool. Both layers of strap are pushed into the tool and the button is pressed. When the cycle is finished, the cart is moved to the next pallet. Dust and strap chips are blown off the welding plate and the gripper, because that is where most bad joints come from.

It runs on an 18 V / 5000 mAh lithium battery with a brushless motor, and weighs 3.9 kg. The seal is a friction weld: the two layers of strap are rubbed together until they melt into one.

The cart carries the coil and the tool to the pallet, which is the point of the kit, the load does not have to be taken to a strapping station.

Where the NEO2 strapping kit is used

The NEO2 strapping kit is used in warehouses, production facilities, dispatch zones and logistics hubs where palletized goods, cartons, and bundled materials need to be secured for transport or storage. It fits environments where packaging locations change or where loads are processed at multiple points, as the mobile cart and cordless tool allow strapping directly at the pallet. Typical users include companies in retail logistics, food and beverage distribution, industrial manufacturing, and contract packaging. The kit is suitable for operations handling mixed pallet loads, boxed products, and variable shipment profiles.

Technical specifications

Why a kit and not single parts

• One order, one price. Tool, battery, charger, strapping and cart together: nothing is missing on the first day and nothing has to be matched.
• The same joint every time. Tension and weld time are set on the tool, not judged by hand, so a new operator strapped the pallet the same as an experienced one.
• Up to 3200 N. Enough for a full pallet in PET, which is what replaces steel strapping on most loads.
• 9 to 16 mm. One tool for the narrow strap on cartons and the wide one on pallets.
• It goes to the load. The cart rolls to the pallet; the pallet does not go to a fixed machine.
• Nothing to install. No compressed air and no socket at the working point, the battery is charged at the wall.

What is in the kit

• NEO2 battery strapping tool for PET and PP strapping
• Strap width 9–16 mm
• Tension up to 3200 N, adjustable on the tool
• Friction weld seal, fully automatic cycle
• Brushless motor, 18 V / 5000 mAh lithium battery
• Tool weight 3.9 kg
• One battery and one charger included
• Coil of PP strapping included
• Mobile strapping cart for the coil and the tool
• 12-month warranty, serviced in the EU

How a pallet is strapped

1. Put the coil on the cart and lead the strap out over the guide.
2. Take the strap around the load and bring the end back to the tool.
3. Push both layers into the tool and press the button.
4. The tool tensions the strap to the set force, rubs the two layers together until they weld, and cuts the loose end.
5. Move the cart to the next pallet; the coil and the tool travel with it.

Settings and care

• Tension. Set it to the load, not to the maximum. A carton takes a fraction of what a pallet of tiles takes, and too much force cuts into the corners.
• Weld time. A short weld peels apart, a long one burns the strap thin. Start in the middle and check the joint by pulling it apart by hand.
• Strap quality. The weld is made from the strap itself; a dusty, wet or recycled strap of unknown grade gives a joint you cannot rely on.
• Corners. Use corner protectors on soft goods; the strap cuts into the top edge before it holds the load.
• Battery. Charge before it is flat and keep the spare on the cart. A weak battery gives a weak weld.
• Cleaning. Blow the dust and strap chips off the welding plate and the gripper. That is where most bad joints come from.

Before you order

The price is on this page. A kit is bought for the load and the strap, so check these before you order:

• Strap width. 9 to 16 mm. Say the width you want in the kit; the tool takes all of them.
• PET or PP. This kit comes with PP strapping. The same kit with PET is the other page. PET holds more and is what replaces steel.
• Load weight. Up to 3200 N of tension. For loads that need more, or that are hot or sharp, steel strapping and a steel tool are the answer.
• How many pallets. A battery tool is for a mobile working point. For a continuous line, a semi-automatic or automatic strapping machine is faster.
• Spare battery. One battery is included. A second one keeps the tool working through a long shift.
• Service. The tool has a 12-month warranty and is serviced in the EU.