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Strap Feeding: These machines have a mechanism for feeding strapping material, which can be either plastic or metal, from a roll or spool. The strapping material is then threaded through the machine’s components.

Tensioning: Semi-automatic strapping machines typically have a tensioning system that pulls the strapping material tight around the bundled items. This ensures that the items are securely strapped together.

Sealing: After tensioning, the machine seals the ends of the strapping material together. This can be done using heat (for plastic strapping) or mechanical sealing (for metal strapping). Heat sealing is common in machines that use polypropylene or polyester strapping.

Cutting: Once the strapping is sealed, the machine cuts the excess strapping material, leaving a neat and tidy finish.

Operation: Semi-automatic strapping machines require some level of manual operation. An operator typically places the strapping material around the items to be bundled, then activates the machine to tension, seal, and cut the strapping. Some machines may have foot pedals or buttons to initiate the strapping process.

Adjustability: These machines often come with adjustable settings for strap tension, sealing temperature (for heat-sealing machines), and other parameters to accommodate different types and sizes of items.

Mobility: Many semi-automatic strapping machines are designed to be portable or mounted on wheels, making them easy to move around in a workspace as needed.

Production Speed: While not as fast as fully automatic strapping machines, semi-automatic machines can still significantly increase strapping efficiency compared to manual methods.