Stainless Steel Cable Tie Tools
Stainless Steel Cable Tie Tool
Remove the stainless steel cable ties put clasps or direct to take length cable ties through the bundled objects;
Cable ties placed in tight with the head of taut cable ties;
Up against tight with machine so that the pressure to buckle up in the tie;
Right hand cutter handle cut off the cable tie away tight with away tight with a hammer smashing live clasps auricular suppress Ties head.
Stainless Steel Cable Tie-T Type
Simple structure,direction turning is available.
Stainless Steel Cable Tie Tool Gun
Used for Self-locked Stainless Steel Cable Tie(4.6-7.9mm width)
Tighten and cut the cable tie automatically
It offers great conenience in large project
Weight:0.6kg
Stainless Steel Cable Tie Tool -Common Type
For the width 6.4mm-20mm band, thickness can not be more than 0.50mm,durable and convenient
Tighten strap and cut off the excess part strap;
For the installation of light stainless steel band, prefabricated series tie and other packaging operation;
Easy operation. efficient installation
Used for general packaging operation.
Weight: 1.5 kg
Stainless Steel Cable Tie Tool -Strengthen Type
For the width 6.4mm-20mm band, thickness can not be more than 0.60mm,durable and convenient
Tighten strap and cut off the excess part strap;
For the installation of light stainless steel band, prefabricated series tie and other packaging operation;
Easy operation. efficient installation
Used for general packaging operation.
Weight: 1.5 kg
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