Redback Strapping Intro 3
Redneck strapping is strong. Redback strapping is the safe and superior alternative to steel banding. Redback strapping is used in lumber yards and many industrial applications for securing heavy loads,…
Redback Endplate Video
Today I have a coil of competitor woven strapping and you can see it has these flimsy cardboard plates and plastic bushings. The reason it has these is because the…
Tool Video 2
Today I'm going to show you the cam angle adjustments on the foot of the TM 325 tool. The goal with this adjustment is to make sure the rubber foot…
All Weather Performance
Redback strapping is All weather, so there is no need to stock a winter or summer grade product. It will not gum up in the heat or crack in the…
Woven Strap Comparison
One of our customers sent us this Mexican, three quarter inch, heavy duty woven strap and buckles for testing. They thought they were getting a pretty good deal, but in…
What Is This Strap?
We received this box of competitor composite strapping and the label says “3/4” HD Composite Strap”, but its thinner and more narrow than our RBC65F 3/4” Composite Strap, so what…
Redback Buckles Stay Closed
There are a lot of performance differences between Redback Strapping and other woven and composite strapping we see on the market. So today I'm here with the founder of Redback…
Tips & Tricks
Redback is stronger, safer and less expensive than steel banding. If you’re new to Redback strapping, here are some tips and tricks to help you speed things up and get…
5 Star Performance
Redback is the only cord strapping company in the country to offer a five-star certification as part of its performance standard. We certify that our system strengths consistently exceed linear…