Ball Lock Type Stainless Steel Ties
Stainless steel ties are designed to secure hoses, cables, poles, pipes, and more when harsh environmental conditions may adversely affect the bundling application and used where corrosion, vibration, weathering, radiation, and temperature extremes are a concern, stainless steel ties can be used in virtually any indoor, outdoor, and underground application.

OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS
![]() | 1. Wrap the stainless steel cable tie on the object and tighten it up. |
![]() | 2. Insert the stainless steel cable tie strap through the tension tool and place the cutting head against the head of the cable tie. |
![]() | 3. Press the trigger until the cable tie strap is cut off |
![]() | 4. Finish. |
SPECIFICATIONS

TECHNICAL INFORMATION
Stainless steel is a steel alloy with increased corrosion resistance compared to carbon/alloy steel. Common applications include food handling/processing, medical instruments, hardware, appliances, and structural/architectural uses.
Different Alloys of Steel Banding and Buckle
There are many different grades of steel that encompass varied properties. These properties can be physical, chemical and environmental. When it comes to stainless steel banding and buckle, there are generally only two worth considering. These are:

Stainless Steel Material Descriptions

Coating Material Descriptions

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![]() | Releasable Type Stainless Steel Ties are releasable and can double-wrapped for additional tensile strength. Suitable for petrochemical and food processing industries, power stations, mining, shipbuilding, offshore and other aggressive environments. |
![]() | Wing Seal Type Stainless Steel Ties are low profile tie head design, which are ideal for use in the restricted space. Double wrapping is allowed for special strength requirements and reliable installation. |
MAINTENANCE
These products will be free from defects in material and manufacture at the time of purchase. Shelf life on stainless steel strapping and buckles are 5 years from the date of production when stored in original packaging and humidity controlled storage (10°C/50°F to 27°C/80°F and <75% relative humidity).

CAUTION
For industrial or professional use only. Before using this product, you must evaluate it and determine if it is suitable for your intended application.
WARNING
- Please keep out of reach of children.
- Confirm that steel strap and buckle are in good condition before use.
- Once cutted, the strap of cutting edge may be sharp.
- Once tightened, steel strap may be difficult to loosen.
- Always wear approved eye protection and protective gloves.
- Not Insulated. Stainless steel strap and buckles are not insulated for protected against electrical shock.

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