Releasable stainless steel cable tie Alcasa KAB-E30X79, 300 mm × 7.9 mm, 20 pcs

Releasable stainless steel cable tie Alcasa KAB-E30X79, 300 mm × 7.9 mm, pack of 20 pieces, is designed for securing and bundling cables, hoses and small pipes in environments where corrosion resistance and the option to release and reuse the tie are important. Its stainless steel construction provides durability for both indoor and outdoor applications, including industrial and marine locations. The tie’s 300 mm length and 7.9 mm width accommodate medium-sized bundles while maintaining a low profile.

Advantages

The stainless steel construction ensures resistance to corrosion, high tensile strength and long service life compared with conventional plastic ties. The releasable locking mechanism allows repeated opening and closing without damaging the tie or the bundled items, which reduces waste and provides flexibility for maintenance and reconfiguration. Supplied in a practical pack of 20, these ties offer consistent dimensions and performance for multiple installations.

Suitable for

• Bundling electrical and data cables in industrial settings
• Securing hoses and tubing in marine and outdoor environments
• Temporary or adjustable fastening where reusability is required
• Cable management in workshops, machine rooms and utility closets

Key specifications

• Material: stainless steel
• Length: 300 mm
• Width: 7.9 mm
• Thickness: 0.25 mm
• Maximum bundle diameter: 76 mm
• Quantity: 20 pieces per pack

How to use

Insert the tail end of the cable tie through the head until the desired loop size is formed around the cables or hoses. Tighten by hand or with a suitable tensioning tool, taking care not to over-compress delicate items. To release, operate the built-in release mechanism according to the manufacturer’s method—lift or depress the release element and withdraw the tail to open the tie. After release, the tie can be repositioned and reused as needed.

Usage recommendations

For best results, select a tie length that allows secure fastening without excessive overlap. Avoid direct contact with sharp edges and consider using protective sleeves when bundling fragile insulation or thin tubing. Regularly inspect ties installed in corrosive or high-vibration environments and replace any showing signs of damage or loss of locking function.