The Stainless Steel Tie with Screw Locking System is a heavy-duty fastening solution for securing fiber-optic accessories, cable brackets, poles, and other mounting structures. Manufactured from premium stainless steel grades 201, 304, and 316, these ties deliver exceptional strength, durability, and corrosion resistance in harsh environments.
The screw locking and ball-locking mechanism ensures a firm and reliable hold once tightened. As the tie is pulled through the locking head, the internal metal ball automatically secures the strap, preventing loosening and ensuring long-term stability.
Designed for telecommunications, utility, and industrial installations, the TX-SST stainless steel tie performs reliably in extreme temperatures, marine environments, high humidity, and chemically aggressive conditions. Its smooth strap design and durable construction allow safe bundling and fastening of cables and components without damaging surfaces.
Model Number
TX-SST-201 / TX-SST-304 / TX-SST-316
International Standard Compliance
The TX-SST series stainless steel ties are manufactured according to internationally recognized quality standards:
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ISO 9001 – Quality Management System
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GB/T 3280-2015 – Stainless Steel Cold Rolled Steel Standard
These certifications ensure consistent product quality, performance reliability, and environmental compliance.
Construction & Materials
The TX-SST stainless steel tie is manufactured using precision-formed stainless steel straps combined with a ball-bearing locking head.
Key structural elements include:
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Smooth stainless steel strap for safe cable bundling
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Ball-bearing locking mechanism that automatically locks under tension
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Wedge-shaped locking housing to maintain a strong grip
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Corrosion-resistant metal components for long-term durability
The design ensures reliable fastening without loosening even in vibration-prone installations.
Installation Guide
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Wrap the stainless steel tie around the cable bundle, bracket, or mounting structure.
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Insert the tail end of the strap into the locking head.
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Pull the strap through until the desired tension is achieved.
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Use a cable-tie tensioning tool to tighten the strap securely.
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Cut the excess tail for a clean, flush finish.
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The internal locking ball automatically wedges into the housing to permanently secure the strap.
