Metal cable tie Delta SSCT-400X7.9, 400 mm × 7.9 mm, pack of 100

Delta SSCT-400X7.9 metal cable ties are 400 mm long and 7.9 mm wide, supplied in a pack of 100. These stainless-steel-style ties are intended for secure bundling and fastening of cables, hoses and pipes where higher tensile strength and temperature resistance are required. The product suits industrial installations, electrical cabinets and outdoor applications that call for metal fasteners instead of standard plastic ties.

Advantages

Metal construction provides high tensile strength and improved resistance to heat, UV exposure and mechanical wear compared with polymer ties. Uniform dimensions ensure consistent clamping performance while the smooth surface reduces abrasion on cable jackets. Supplied in a pack of 100, these ties offer convenient quantity for project use and maintenance spares.

Suitable for

• Bundling electrical cables and wiring looms in industrial cabinets
• Securing hoses and pipes in high-temperature environments
• Outdoor cable routing where UV exposure or chemical resistance is needed
• Applications requiring metal fasteners for grounding or fire-safety standards

Key specifications

• Length: 400 mm
• Width: 7.9 mm
• Material: metal — stainless-steel style construction for strength and durability
• Pack quantity: 100 pieces
• Design: single-use self-locking cable tie profile for reliable clamping

How to use

Position the tie around the bundle, insert the tail into the head and pull until the required tension is reached. Trim any excess tail close to the head to prevent snagging. For consistent results use an appropriate tensioning tool or metal-cutting pliers to achieve uniform clamping and a clean cut. Install ties so that the head is accessible for inspection and any required grounding connection.

Usage recommendations

Store ties in a dry environment to avoid contamination. Select a tie length and width appropriate to the bundle diameter and required load. When used in safety- or grounding-critical installations, follow applicable regulations and examine ties periodically for signs of corrosion or mechanical damage, replacing any compromised items.