Stainless Steel Lashing Wire
Highlights
- Made from 302 and 403 stainless steel alloys
- Magnetic thermally non-hardening ferritic stainless steel
- Ideal for securing aerial cables to support structures
- Annealed for flexibility and uniform, fine-grain structure
- High corrosion resistance
- Available in multiple coil lengths, including 1200’ and 1600’
Description
Stainless Steel Lashing Wire is a durable solution for securing aerial cables, such as telecommunications and fiber optic lines, to support structures. Available in two types—302 and 430 stainless steel—this lashing wire meets various environmental and industrial needs. Type 430 is excellent for general use, while Type 302 provides greater corrosion resistance for industrial environments.
Each wire is annealed for a uniform grain structure that enhances its flexibility and ease of handling. This wire can handle heavy loads with tensile strengths between 95,000 and 125,000 PSI (depending on the type).
It is available in coil lengths of 1200' or 1600' and is designed for use with popular lashing tools like the C or J2 lasher.
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| Part Number | Size | Type | Average Break Strength lbs. | Coil Length | Standard Package | Av Weight Per Box lbs. |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| LW43004512000 | 0.045 | 430 | 125 | 1200’ | 6 | 40 |
| LW30204512000 | 0.045 | 302 | 165 | 1200’ | 6 | 40 |
| LW30203816000 | 0.038 | 302 | 115 | 1600’ | 6 | 40 |
- Consistent Annealing Process: The wire undergoes a carefully controlled annealing process, ensuring a uniform, fine-grain structure that enhances its flexibility and strength
- High Tensile Strength: With tensile strengths up to 125,000 PSI (Type 302 only), the wire can withstand significant stress, providing reliability during heavy-duty applications
- Versatile: This wire is designed with standard lashers like the C or J2 models, making it perfect for securing aerial cables to messenger strands between poles. The wire is ideal for both residential and commercial installations in the telecom and utility sectors.
- Type 430 SS wire is the least corrosion-resistant. Not recommended for use within 25 miles of salt water or industrial areas
- Type 302 SS wire has excellent corrosion resistance in industrial areas. Recommended for use in corrosive environments with high tensile strength and breaking load
To extend the life of your stainless steel lashing wire, store it in a dry, covered area to avoid unnecessary exposure to moisture. Although stainless steel resists corrosion, inspecting the wire regularly is advisable, especially in industrial or marine environments. Always ensure the wire is free of debris before and after use to maintain its performance over time.