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Uncoated

Ball Lock Steel Tie

Stainless steel ball lock cable tie with integrated self-locking mechanism for permanent, tamper-proof cable securing. Available in 305 or 316 stainless steel for marine and industrial environments.

MAIN IMAGE

Ball lock stainless steel cable ties provide permanent fastening with integrated self-locking ball mechanism. Installation requires minimal effort while maintaining high tensile strength. Suitable for securing industrial cables in marine and terrestrial harsh environments.

Uncoated variant offers baseline corrosion resistance through material selection. Coated variant available for enhanced protection in severe corrosive environments.

APPLICATIONS

Primary use cases.

Marine Cable Management

Securing cables aboard commercial and industrial vessels in saltwater environments.

Industrial Fastening

Permanent cable bundling and securing in manufacturing, processing, and utility infrastructure.

Outdoor Infrastructure

Cable management in exposed terrestrial applications including utility lines and structural installations.

TECHNICAL DATA

Complete specifications and tolerances for the Ball Lock Steel Tie.

PARAMETER SPECIFICATION
Material Options Stainless Steel 305 or 316
Finish Uncoated (coated variant available)
Locking Mechanism Integrated self-locking ball
Installation Low-effort manual engagement
Application Permanent cable securing

TECHNICAL FAQ

Common specifications and regulatory inquiries.

What is the difference between 305 and 316 stainless steel?
316 stainless steel offers superior corrosion resistance, particularly in chloride-rich environments such as marine applications. 305 provides baseline corrosion resistance at lower cost.
Is the uncoated variant suitable for marine use?
Uncoated stainless steel (305 or 316) provides corrosion resistance for marine environments. For maximum protection in severe saltwater exposure, the coated variant is recommended.
Can the ball lock tie be removed and reused?
Ball lock ties are designed for permanent installation. Removal typically requires cutting or destructive methods.
What tensile strength ratings are available?
Consult product specification sheets for tensile strength ratings by size and material grade.