Came across the GT-SS-19PP while checking alternatives for our strap assembly line, and it fit the parameters we've been chasing—260mm feeding length is what we need for the 19mm straps, and the gear drive system is a step up from the chain drives we've been fighting with on the older units, less slop over time.

Buckle width range is 20.0 to 40.0mm, thickness from 0.5 to 1.0mm, so it covers the 12, 16, and 19mm strap sizes we run most often—pretty much all our standdard stuff. It churns out 80 to 100 pieces per minute, which is about what we budgeted for, and the 1.5kw motor is adequate for continuous shifts without bogging down.


Most buyers go with this model for mid-to-high volume runs where consistency matters more than speed tweaks—it's not ideal for ultra-thin buckles under 0.5mm or odd widths outside that range, so don't plan on using it for specialty samples. We've got a few smaller machines for that anyway, this one is for the production floor.

It's about 140 by 60 by 140 centimeters and weighs 500kg, so we'll need the fork truck to place it, but the footprint is manageable for our layout. Gear transmission is quieter than chain, which is a bonus—maintenance intervals are longer (usually 2-4 weeks), and the CE and ISO 9001:2000 certs cover our compliance requrement without extra paperwork.

General lead time from the suppiler is 20 days or so, but we usually have stock for the common specs, so confirm before ordering if you're in a rush. Price per unit came in at roughly the same as comparable gear-driven models, and the MOQ was straight—no minimum for this one, which is rare for industrial equipement.
We typically require a MOQ of 1 unit for this model, but we can discuss larger quantities if you need a bulk order.
Standard lead time is around 15-20 working days, depending on current production load and shipping location.
Yes, it's certified under ISO 9001:2000 and CE, and we provide the relevant documentation with the shipment.
No, it's specifically designed for those three strap sizes—12mm, 16mm, and 19mm—so other sizes won't work with the feeding mechanism.
It's securely packed in a wooden crate to protect the 500kg unit during transit, and we recommend storing it in a dry, indoor area.