Metal cable ties Delta SSCT-350X4.6, stainless steel, 350 mm x 4.6 mm, pack of 100

Delta SSCT-350X4.6 stainless steel metal cable ties are 350 mm long and 4.6 mm wide fasteners designed for secure bundling and permanent fixation of cables, hoses and small pipes. Supplied in a pack of 100, these corrosion-resistant ties are intended for environments that demand long-term mechanical strength and resistance to moisture, salt and many chemicals. The single-piece metal construction and locking head provide reliable retention and high tensile performance for industrial, marine and outdoor installations.

Advantages

Constructed from stainless steel, these metal cable ties offer corrosion resistance and durable mechanical performance in wet, marine and chemically aggressive environments. Their 4.6 mm width and robust profile deliver high tensile strength for tight bundles and secure fastening, while the 350 mm length accommodates medium-sized cable groups and hose runs. Supplied in a pack of 100, they ensure consistent inventory for repeat installations and maintenance tasks.

Suitable for

• Bundling electrical and control cables in industrial facilities
• Securing hoses and pipes in marine applications
• Outdoor cable routing and weather-exposed installations
• Permanent fastening where high tensile strength and corrosion resistance are required

Key specifications

• Material: stainless steel for corrosion resistance
• Length: 350 mm
• Width: 4.6 mm
• Quantity: pack of 100 pieces
• Single-piece construction with locking head for secure retention
• Suits environments with moisture, salt exposure and many common industrial chemicals

How to use

Wrap the stainless steel cable tie around the bundle to be secured and insert the tail into the locking head. Pull the tail to tighten until the desired tension is reached; for consistent clamping, use an appropriate tensioning tool or hand tool rated for metal ties. Trim any excess tail close to the head to reduce snagging. For permanent installations, verify that the applied tension and the tie placement do not damage cable insulation or hose surfaces.

Usage recommendations

For best results in marine or chemically aggressive settings, select stainless steel ties and ensure correct tensioning using a metal-tie tensioning tool. Avoid overtightening on flexible hoses and delicate cable jackets; use protective sleeves where necessary to prevent abrasion.