The band-lok cable ties are constructed from a single piece of Type 201 stainless steel. The devices feature a 400-pound loop-tensile strength for single-wrapped clamps and a free-end design to accommodate a wide range of outside diameters. The 5/16-inch-wide cable ties can be applied with a variety of tools, including the band-lok portable hand tool, Pok-It II Tool, Thriftool, as well as a pair of needle-nose pliers. Lengths are available from 10 to 34 inches.
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