Packaging cord Dedra M90A023 — 1 pc, twine for bundling and securing parcels

Packaging cord Dedra M90A023 is supplied as one piece per pack and is intended for bundling, tying and securing parcels, boxes and various goods during storage and transport. The twine offers a balance of strength and flexibility suitable for workshop, warehouse and home tasks where a reliable cord is needed for packaging, labeling or temporary fastening.

Advantages

The Dedra packaging cord combines tensile strength with flexibility to make wrapping and knotting straightforward. Its construction resists moderate abrasion and maintains form under typical handling conditions, while being easy to cut and tie. Supplied as a single piece per pack, it is convenient for occasional or one-off packaging tasks and reduces excess waste compared with larger spools.

Suitable for

• Securing parcels and mail packages
• Tying boxes for storage or shipment
• Temporary fastening in workshop and DIY projects
• Labeling and bundling small groups of items
• Household uses such as garden or garage tasks

Key specifications

• Pack size: 1 piece per pack
• Material type: twine suitable for bundling and securing goods
• Typical uses: packaging, tying, labeling, temporary fastening
• Performance characteristics: balance of strength and flexibility; resistant to moderate abrasion

How to use

Position the cord around the item or box, pull to remove slack and secure with an appropriate knot such as a reef knot or bowline depending on the required security. For greater stability, pass the cord multiple times around the parcel or combine with adhesive tape or strapping. Cut the cord to length with scissors or a sharp knife and ensure knot ends are trimmed to avoid snags during handling.

Usage recommendations

For heavier loads or long-term outdoor storage, consider using additional packaging methods such as tape, straps or weather-resistant materials. Store the cord in a dry place away from direct sunlight to maintain its mechanical properties and prevent unnecessary degradation.