The DD160 is a battery-powered plastic steel strapping tool specifically designed for efficient logistics and industrial packaging. Its core function is to rapidly tension and seal PP (polypropylene) and PET (polyethylene terephthalate) plastic steel straps through friction fusion technology. It is suitable for strapping applications in industries such as electronic components, wood products, building materials, steel profiles, and paper products. Typical application scenarios include end-of-line product packaging (e.g., securing cartons and metal parts to prevent disarray), reinforcement of heavy pallets in logistics and warehousing (e.g., securing building material pallets and metal coils), and compressed waste baling at recycling stations (e.g., centralized handling of waste paper and plastic bottles). Its one-handed operation feature and lightweight 3.9kg body design provide significant advantages in confined spaces or mobile operations.

In terms of compatible plastic steel strap specifications, the DD160 supports PP straps with a width of 12–16mm (thickness 0.4–1.0mm) and PET straps with a width of 12–16mm (thickness 0.5–1.0mm). PET straps are often used for heavy-duty scenarios (e.g., steel bundling) due to their higher fusion strength, while PP straps are suitable for light to medium goods (e.g., electronic product boxes). Users can adjust the tension force (adjustable range 40–200kg) and fusion time via the onboard control panel, ensuring reliable sealing under tension forces exceeding 2000N for different strap materials. It supports both horizontal and vertical strapping modes, meeting multi-dimensional bundling requirements.