Ball Lock Cable Tie

Self-locking cable ties, often referred to as stainless steel cable ties, are a type of fastening device used to secure and organize cables, wires, hoses, and other objects. Unlike traditional nylon cable ties, self-locking cable ties are made of stainless steel, which offers enhanced strength, durability, and resistance to corrosion.

Self-locking cable ties consist of a long, flat stainless steel strap with a series of evenly spaced ridges or teeth on one side and a ball locking mechanism on the other end. To secure the tie, the strap is wrapped around the objects to be fastened, and the end with the ball locking mechanism is inserted through the ridges or teeth. As the strap is pulled tight, the ball locking mechanism engages with the ridges or teeth, preventing the tie from loosening or slipping.

Stainless steel self-locking cable ties are commonly used in applications where durability, temperature resistance, or exposure to harsh environments is a concern. They are often found in industries such as marine, automotive, aerospace, oil and gas, and outdoor installations. These cable ties provide a strong and reliable fastening solution that can withstand high temperatures, exposure to UV radiation, chemicals, and extreme weather conditions.

The self-locking design of these stainless steel cable ties allows for quick and easy installation, and they can be easily adjusted or removed using appropriate tools. They provide a secure and long-lasting solution for cable management and bundling in various industrial and commercial settings.