316 stainless steel adds molybdenum to the alloy used in 304 stainless steel, giving it significantly better resistance to chlorides, pitting, and crevice corrosion. Choose 316 over 304 whenever a cable tie will be exposed to saltwater, coastal air, or harsh chemical environments.
316 stainless steel cable ties are typically specified for marine and dock equipment, coastal outdoor installations, wastewater treatment, chemical processing, and food processing environments where added corrosion resistance is critical.
316 stainless steel cable ties are available in Standard (200 Lbs, 5 to 27 inches), Heavy Duty (350 Lbs, 8 to 18 inches), and Extra Heavy Duty (500 Lbs, 8 to 18 inches) tensile tiers. 316 is the only grade offered in the Extra Heavy Duty tier.
Yes. Plastic coated, UV-resistant 316 stainless steel cable ties are available in both the Standard (200 Lbs, 8 to 27 inches) and Heavy Duty (350 Lbs, 8 to 27 inches) tensile tiers.