Price:
$3,000.00
Specifications:
| Strap Qualities: | Magnus or Apex Plus |
| Strap Dimensions: | 1 1/4"x 0.025" to 0.031" / 32 mm x 0.64 mm to 0.79 mm |
| Operation: | 18 V Lithium-ion battery 4 amp hour |
| Sealing: | Single reverse notch joint with seal type 114 P |
| Weight: | estimated 10.0 pounds. |
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Itipack ITI85 Battery Powered Sealer
The ITI85 is a battery powered double reverse notch sealer for steel strapping to secure round or irregular shaped packages. This banding tool is typically used in steel mills and metal service centers. The battery lets you lose the airline trip hazard, and gives mobility. The ITI85 is generally used with a battery powered tensioner (ITI84 click to link). The ITI85 is mostly balanced, which is an improvement over the main pneumatic tools (RCNS2-114 and A461).
To eliminate the use of two tools to complete the strapping process, we recommend using a faster combination tool which tensions, seals, and cuts all in one tool. The best combination tool for 1 1/4" steel banding is the battery powered Kodiak, which replaces the common combination pneumatic Signode PRHR-114 or A483 steel strapping tools. Combination tools are a heavier, but also about 3 times faster. If the combo tool weight is too heavy, splitting the tensioner and sealer makes them a few pounds lighter.
Competitive sealer tools are the Signode Grip Pack 114 sealer or the Golden Bear Kodiak combo tool.
Order Parts & Tool Repair:
Need your ITI85 repaired? Send it to our tool repair department for a quick turnaround. Call Allstrap for an in-person demonstration. We keep tools in stock, and have more experience with HD strapping than anyone in the country.
Specifications:
Strap Qualities: Magnus or Apex Plus
Strap Dimensions: 1 1/4"x 0.025" to 0.031" / 32 mm x 0.64 mm to 0.79 mm
Operation: 18 V Lithium-ion battery 4 amp hour
Sealing: Single reverse notch joint with seal type 114 P
Weight: estimated 10.0 pounds.
Allstrap Opinion: This tool is not yet on the US market, but we look forward to putting it through testing! We expect to see this tool at the end of 2022.