Stainless Steel Banding Strap Cable For Telecom / Transportation

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1.Width:1/4"(6.35mm),3/8"(9.53mm),1/2"(12.70mm),5/8"(15.88mm),3/4"(19.05mm)

2.Thickness:0.016"(0.40mm)  0.020"(0.50mm)

                    0.024"(0.60mm)  0.028"(0.70mm)

                    0.030"(0.76mm)

3.Length:Usually 100ft/roll(30.5m):50m/roll

4.Package:In plastic dispenser or cardboard box

5.Band & Buckle can be quickly formed to suit virtually any diameter

6.Applications include hose clamps,pipes,signs,cables,especially where superior strength is required

7.Easy Scale- Patented imprint on the band to enable precise use of band without waste.

8.Dispensers-Handy plastic dispensers available with centre turn facility and pocket for buckles.

9.High resistance to corrosion and high tensile strength

Description:

Stainless steel cable technical feature brought to pitch accord with “electric equipment of boat”, No. of IEC92 , totally “is it mould with GB1113-85 metal cable is it bring to pitch to make” and “steel seagoing vessel enter magnitude and build norm” relevant regulation. Pitch and take the normal environment temperature of condition of work-25 degrees Centigrade-160 degrees centigrade, more than 500N of pulling force, noumenonn material ICr18Ni9. Suitable for tying up the cable in the internal and external places of the rooms, such as in the open, humidity, high temperature, etc., resist and rub, be anticorrosive, resist and radiate and fire prevention performance

Stainless steel bands are long pieces of stainless steel used in many industries to bind items together or to affix loose items to more stable ones. These metal straps are superior to straps made from other materials because they are more durable and resistant to wear. When other types of straps will not suffice, stainless steel straps get the job done.

Use in strapping systems

Stainless steel bands are uniquely superior to other types of straps because stainless steel has certain attributes that set it apart from other materials. Stainless steel is an alloy with at least 10.5 to 11% chromium in addition to steel. The addition of chromium and other alloys make stainless steel significantly more resistant to rust and corrosion than other metals.

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