SSTZ3816 Partex uncoated stainless steel cable tie, 300mm x 4.6mm, pack 100

Why Choose the Partex SSTZ3816 Uncoated Stainless Steel Cable Tie?

The Partex SSTZ3816 is a durable uncoated stainless steel cable tie designed for reliable cable bundling, cable management and component fastening in demanding industrial environments. Manufactured from corrosion-resistant 316-grade stainless steel, this metal cable tie provides a robust alternative to conventional plastic cable ties where mechanical durability, resistance to moisture and long-term fastening performance are important.

Part of the Partex SSTZ stainless steel cable tie range, the SSTZ3816 combines a practical 300 mm length with a 4.6 mm strap width. Its uncoated metallic finish makes it suitable for electrical and mechanical installations where an exposed stainless steel fastening solution is preferred. The design is particularly useful for securing cables, conduits and components in industrial settings where conventional nylon cable ties may be unsuitable.

The Partex SSTZ3816 stainless steel cable tie is a practical choice for electrical contractors, industrial maintenance engineers, machinery manufacturers and installation professionals. Its narrower 4.6 mm profile provides a versatile fastening solution for cable routing and equipment assembly, while the 300 mm length accommodates a range of cable bundle sizes. Supplied in a convenient pack of 100 cable ties, it supports efficient installation, maintenance and repair work.

Key Advantages

• 316-grade stainless steel construction provides excellent corrosion resistance and mechanical durability.
• 300 mm length offers a versatile fastening solution for electrical cables, conduits and industrial components.
• 4.6 mm strap width provides a practical balance between secure fastening and compact installation.
• Uncoated stainless steel finish eliminates the need for an additional nylon or polyester covering.
• Suitable for demanding industrial environments where conventional plastic cable ties may be unsuitable.
• Excellent resistance to moisture and ultraviolet exposure.
• Durable metallic construction supports long-term cable retention.
• Suitable for many indoor and outdoor electrical and mechanical installations.
• Natural stainless steel finish provides a professional industrial appearance.
• Compact strap profile is useful for cable routing and equipment fastening.
• Suitable for installation using appropriate stainless steel cable tie tensioning and cutting tools.
• Supplied in a pack of 100 for convenient industrial installation and maintenance.

Key Features

• Partex SSTZ stainless steel cable tie series.
• 316-grade stainless steel construction.
• 300 mm overall length.
• 4.6 mm cable tie width.
• Uncoated natural stainless steel finish.
• Corrosion-resistant metallic construction.
• Suitable for electrical cable bundling and industrial component fastening.
• Compact strap width for versatile cable management applications.
• Metallic construction resistant to ultraviolet degradation.
• Suitable for installations exposed to moisture and demanding environmental conditions.
• Durable fastening solution for industrial electrical and mechanical systems.
• No additional polymer coating on the stainless steel strap.
• Suitable for cable containment, conduit fastening and equipment assembly.
• Compatible with appropriate stainless steel cable tie installation equipment.
• 100 cable ties per pack.

Corrosion-Resistant Stainless Steel Cable Management for Industrial Applications

The Partex SSTZ3816 provides a dependable cable management solution for installations where conventional plastic cable ties may not deliver the required durability. Its 316-grade stainless steel construction offers excellent resistance to corrosion in many industrial and outdoor environments, making it suitable for securing electrical cables, cable containment systems and mechanical components.

The combination of a 300 mm strap length and 4.6 mm width makes the SSTZ3816 particularly versatile. Compared with wider heavy-duty stainless steel cable ties, its narrower strap is well suited to applications where a more compact fastening profile is preferred. The available fastening circumference will depend on the dimensions of the locking head and the length of strap required for secure engagement.

Unlike coated stainless steel cable ties, the SSTZ3816 features an uncoated metallic surface. This avoids the additional temperature and environmental limitations associated with nylon or polyester coatings. However, because the metal strap is exposed, installers should consider the possibility of abrasion or direct contact with sensitive cable insulation. Protective sleeving or a coated cable tie may be preferable where cable surface protection is a priority.

Stainless steel cable ties are commonly used in industrial electrical installations, manufacturing equipment, transport infrastructure and outdoor cable support systems. Their resistance to ultraviolet exposure and moisture makes them a practical alternative to conventional nylon ties in environments where long-term material durability is essential.

For reliable installation, the SSTZ3816 should be fitted using an appropriate stainless steel cable tie tensioning and cutting tool. Installers should avoid excessive tightening, ensure the fastening arrangement is suitable for the intended mechanical load and assess compatibility with the surrounding environment. Stainless steel cable ties should not be relied upon as electrical insulation.

Typical Applications

• Industrial electrical cable bundling and cable management.
• Electrical control panels and automation equipment.
• Manufacturing machinery and production equipment.
• Industrial cable containment and cable support systems.
• Outdoor electrical infrastructure and utility installations.
• Marine and coastal installations where material compatibility is suitable.
• Petrochemical and chemical processing facilities.
• Conduit, pipework and mechanical component fastening.
• Power generation and electrical distribution installations.
• Transport infrastructure and railway cable management.
• Industrial equipment assembly and maintenance.
• Applications requiring corrosion-resistant metallic fastening.
• Installations where conventional nylon cable ties may be unsuitable.