302 Stainless steel Binding wire for supporting overhead cable lines

Stainless steel binding wire

Stainless Steel binding Wire is used in a lasher to lash a cable or combination of cables to a supporting strand. It is a specially controlled annealing process, which yields a uniform, fine grain structure throughout the wire length and cross section for best results. We offer various grades of stainless steel lashing wire including 201, 302/304, 316, and 430.

1. Standard Packaging

• Straight hub coils secured with black UV plastic (6.6 nylon) cable ties.

• Strong cartons with 6 coils. Cartons measure 12" x 6" x 6".

• Individual boxes can be shipped via express or common courier

• 1/2 pallets include 42 cartons

• Full pallets include 84 cartons

*Note: We can mix sizes within 1/2 or full pallets

2. Customized Packaging

Please call us to discuss your requirements. We can drop ship and/or place private labels on cartons if requested. 

More important information for YOU: 

3) Our lashing wire is packaged as 6 coils per carton for your ordering convenience.

4) Is available in a 430, 302, 304, 316, 201 and other stainless steel alloy

5) Wire size:  0.8-1.60mm

6) Surface:  Bright, Silvery White

7) Temper:  Soft Annealed

Type 430 Stainless

• Low carbon, 17% chromium wire

• Suitable for general use and in ordinary atmospheric exposure

• Will acquire only a dark surface stain

• Specifically not recommended for use within 25 miles of salt water or industrial operations which emit pollutants

Type 302 Stainless

• 18% chromium, 8% nickel analysis

• This wire has excellent resistance to corrosion from industrial atmospheres

• Its higher tensile strength and breaking load are an added benefit

• A .038 in. diameter Type 302 wire provides strength equal to a .045 in. type 430 wire with better ductility (easier bending and unwinding) and better elongation (less chance of wire breakage from stress)

Type 316 Stainless

• Modified 18-10 analysis containing approximately 2.5% molybdenum

• More resistant to the corrosive action of most chemicals, including chlorides and sulfides, than any other wire

• Particularly resistant to pitting and pin hole corrosion of the kind commonly caused by salt spray

• Its use provides the best insurance against failure under the most severe atmospheric conditions

• All lashing wire is wound in a straight hub configuration to fit all the standard lashers