The bundling technology originated in the United States and began to be transferred to Asian countries such as China after the 20th century. The binding device has the characteristics of time-saving and labor-saving, safe and durable, easy operation, and no harm to the goods. It plays a fixed role in the transportation, movement, shipment, or storage of goods.

　　In the mid-1960s, the rapid logistics industry represented by highways flourished in the United States, and logistics transportation safety was increasingly valued. In the 1970s, the United States issued cargo transportation safety regulations, and logistics transportation security equipment - bundling devices - were born and widely used.

　　In the 1980s, logistics transportation security equipment - bundling devices - were applied and promoted in developed countries such as North America and Europe.

　　After more than 30 years of development, the logistics and transportation security equipment industry has matured in developed countries such as Europe and America. Many developed countries have established specialized research institutions and industry associations, such as the American Committee on Lifting Belts and Transportation Straps Standards, the European Technical Standards Committee, and the German Lifting Sling Industry Association.

　　The production characteristics of bundled products are multi specification and small batch, belonging to technology intensive and labor-intensive industries. The characteristics of multiple varieties and small batches make it difficult to achieve assembly line production, and labor costs are crucial.

　　Asian countries, represented by China, have a very obvious advantage in labor costs, which are about 10% of developed countries. With the advantages of domestic components, land, and depreciation costs, domestic product prices can be 20% -40% lower than international products. Moreover, after more than 10 years of development, Asian enterprises have the ability to innovate independently and upgrade, and the international competitiveness of products continues to improve, Has the ability to participate in international market competition. In the 20th century, with the rising wages and production costs, the acceleration of the process of international economic integration and the deepening of the economic pattern, developed countries such as Europe and the United States have gradually shifted production and manufacturing to Asian countries dominated by China, Taiwan, Japan and South Korea, and the globalized industrial division of international bundlers has undergone major adjustments.