Cable tie BLOW 41-502# metal clamp 4.6 x 400 mm

The Cable tie BLOW 41-502# metal clamp 4.6 x 400 mm is a metal-locking strap designed for secure fastening of cables, hoses and bundles in environments where plastic ties are not sufficient. With a width of 4.6 mm and length of 400 mm, this metal clamp provides a compact yet robust solution for industrial, electrical and automotive installations that require corrosion-resistant and high-strength fixation.

Advantages

This metal clamp offers high tensile strength and resistance to temperature fluctuations and chemical exposure compared with standard nylon ties. Its metal locking mechanism ensures a firm hold without creep over time and reduces the risk of slippage under load. The construction is suitable for long-term applications and for use in locations where ultraviolet light or oils would degrade polymer ties.

Suitable for

• Securing electrical cables and wiring harnesses in industrial facilities
• Fastening hoses and pipes in HVAC and plumbing systems
• Bundling lines and components in automotive engine bays and workshops
• Outdoor or corrosive environments where plastic ties deteriorate

Key specifications

• Material: metal clamp with metal locking mechanism
• Width: 4.6 mm
• Length: 400 mm
• Designed for corrosion resistance and high tensile load
• Reusable: depends on application and removal method (designed primarily as a single-use secure clamp)

How to use

Position the metal clamp around the cables, hose or bundle to be secured, then feed the free end through the metal locking head until the desired tension is reached. Apply steady pressure to set the clamp and ensure the locking mechanism engages fully. Trim or bend the excess tail if necessary to prevent abrasion or interference with nearby components. Removal typically requires cutting or deforming the clamp; use appropriate tools and safety precautions when removing under load.

Usage recommendations

For best results, select a clamp length that allows modest clearance around bundled items to avoid over-compression. Avoid using metal clamps where electrical continuity could create a short; insulate or separate live conductors as required. Inspect clamps periodically in corrosive or high-vibration environments and replace any showing signs of wear or damage.