#70 Rubber Bands: Oversized 70mm Bands for Heavy-Duty Applications

By Rubber King | Guangdong Rubber King New Material Technology

#70 rubber bands 70mm diameter heavy duty

Some loads are simply too large for standard rubber bands. That is where #70 rubber bands come in. With a 70mm outer diameter, these heavy-duty rubber bands are built to wrap bigger bundles, thicker stacks, and palletized goods that need extra holding power.

Built for Larger Jobs

The 70mm rubber band is the go-to size when a 60mm band falls short. Its wider loop and thicker grip make it ideal for holding together bulky items that shift during transport. Because our bands are made from high-quality natural latex, they stretch farther and recover better than low-grade alternatives, even after repeated use.

Common Heavy-Duty Uses

Logistics and shipping: securing pallet wraps and large carton bundles
Construction: bundling pipes, lumber tags, and rolled materials
Textile mills: holding folded fabric rolls and garment stacks
Waste and recycling: keeping cardboard and plastic bales tight
Manufacturing: grouping oversized parts before assembly or shipment

Custom Sizing and Branding

We know that not every production line uses the same spec. That is why Rubber King offers custom widths, thicknesses, and colors for #70 rubber bands. Choose standard amber, bright yellow, red, blue, green, or provide a Pantone code. We can pack them in bulk bags, display boxes, or rolls with your logo and barcode ready for retail shelves.

Quality at Volume

Rubber King supplies #70 rubber bands in bulk for factories, distributors, and e-commerce sellers around the world. Every batch is tested for elongation, tensile strength, and aging resistance. We offer clear, amber, red, green, blue, yellow, and custom colors, plus mixed-color packs to match your brand.

Need a reliable supplier? Request samples of our 70mm rubber bands today and see why importers choose Rubber King for consistent quality and on-time delivery.

FAQ

How big is a #70 rubber band?

The #70 measures 70 mm loop diameter. Converted the other way, flat length is roughly 70 × 1.57 ≈ 110 mm. That is the number a machine specification or jig needs, so quote diameter, not inches.

When should I move up from #60 to #70?

When bundles, carton stacks or palletised goods regularly slip out of a #60. Going up one diameter adds holding force per loop without changing the footprint of the band on the product - usually the cheapest fix for a slipping bundle.

Will natural latex 70mm bands survive outdoors?

Natural latex is the reference material for elasticity but it degrades under UV and ozone. For outdoor exposure - garden ties, rooftop cabling, agriculture - specify our EPDM bands, which hold elastic memory from roughly -40 °C to +120 °C.

Can I get 70mm in custom sizes or colours?

Yes - cut-to-size in 1 mm steps around the stock range with a ±0.5 mm cut tolerance, custom Pantone colours, and logo printing. Capacity is not a constraint: the line runs 30 tons per day.