Schwaiger 10-piece stainless steel cable ties

Schwaiger 10-piece stainless steel cable ties are a set of durable fastening straps designed for secure bundling and attachment of cables, pipes, hoses and other items. Each tie measures 300 mm in length and 7 mm in width, and the stainless steel construction provides corrosion resistance for both indoor and outdoor applications. Supplied in a pack of 10, these silver-coloured ties offer a robust alternative to plastic cable ties when strength, temperature resistance and long-term reliability are required.

Advantages

The stainless steel material ensures high tensile strength, resistance to UV, chemicals and extreme temperatures, and long service life in harsh environments. The uniform 7 mm width and smooth locking mechanism deliver consistent clamping pressure without easily deforming under load. Silver finish gives a neutral, professional appearance and helps resist visible corrosion in outdoor or industrial settings.

Suitable for

• Securing electrical cables and wiring installations
• Bundling pipes, hoses and conduits in workshops or construction sites
• Fixing components to racks, frames or structural supports
• Outdoor fastening where UV and weather resistance is required
• Marine and automotive applications exposed to moisture or heat

Key specifications

• Material: stainless steel
• Length: 300 mm
• Width: 7 mm
• Quantity per pack: 10 pieces
• Colour: silver
• Suitable for indoor and outdoor use

How to use

Insert the tail of the cable tie through the locking head and pull until the desired clamping tension is reached around the bundle or object. For the most secure fit, arrange cables or items evenly before tightening and avoid overtightening that could damage delicate cables. After securing, trim any excess tail close to the head with appropriate cutting tools. For repeated or adjustable installations, choose a tie length appropriate to the bundle size and replace ties if locking integrity is compromised.

Recommendations

Use stainless steel cable ties when long-term corrosion resistance and high mechanical strength are needed. Wear protective gloves and eye protection when cutting ties to avoid injury from sharp edges. For electrical installations, ensure proper strain relief and do not rely solely on cable ties as the only means of securing live conductors.