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No-Snag Stainless Steel Cable Ties
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Secured by a flat head, these ties won’t catch on other components. Ties are good for tight spots indoors and out, including inside equipment and on exposed runs of pipe. They hold up better to moisture and chemicals than nylon ties, which can swell or degrade over time. You'll need a lock-tie tool to install them.
Ball Lock Closure—A locking ball in the head creates a strong hold.
304 Stainless Steel—The choice for most wet locations. They won’t corrode from moisture, cleaners, and degreasers.
316 Stainless Steel—Our most corrosion-resistant metal ties hold up in just about any environment. They won’t degrade from exposure to salt water, acids, and harsh chemicals, such as bleach.
Cable Ties
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Bundle cable, wire, and hose in seconds. Easier to install than twist ties, just wrap around and pull tight. When no longer needed, snip them off and throw away. Also known as zip ties.
Nylon—Wear resistant for long life, these ties are the go-to for most applications. However, they can swell and weaken from moisture, so they’re best for dry environments.
UL Standard—These ties meet UL standards to keep your work up to code. They have been independently tested to verify that they meet industry specifications for use in electrical systems.
Mountable Cable Ties
Screw In
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Our most secure mount won’t pull out or shake loose. Drill into surfaces and fasten through the head.
Nylon—Wear resistant for long life, these ties are the go-to for most applications. However, they can swell and weaken from moisture, so they’re best for dry environments.
Adjustable Cable Ties
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Lift Release |
When the bundle size changes or you need a temporary hold, just release these ties and reuse for a new fit. A tab unlocks the head so you don’t have to cut the tie to remove it.
Lift Release—Our lowest profile adjustable ties are also the most secure. You’ll need a tool such as a small flat-head screwdriver to lift the tab.
Nylon—Wear resistant for long life, these ties are the go-to for most applications. However, they can swell and weaken from moisture, so they’re best for dry environments.
