As one of the tools commonly used in life, cable ties can be seen everywhere on the market. But what more people know is that the cable tie is a strong nylon cable tie made of plastic. In fact, the cable ties are also made of stainless steel. Stainless steel cable ties are a kind of stainless steel products, which are mainly used for fixing industrial binding. Because it is made of stainless steel, it has the characteristics of corrosion resistance of stainless steel to chemical corrosive media (such as acid, alkali, salt). At the same time, stainless steel cable ties are not limited by the shape and size of the bundles. The simple fastening structure simplifies the complexity of the traditional hoop, and the good fastening performance ensures the safety of the bundled objects. The stainless steel cable tie is made of anti-corrosion and high-temperature resistant materials to ensure the beautiful environment and fire protection requirements. Due to the characteristics of stainless steel cable ties, it is widely used in bundling transportation equipment, communication cables, signs, pipes, etc. There are three common stainless steels, 201, 304, 316, and the corrosion resistance increases in turn. Therefore, when selecting stainless steel cable ties, the corresponding materials should be selected according to the project needs and the use environment. Please refer to the following three points. 1. First, determine whether the working environment of the bundled object is a corrosive environment or an ordinary natural environment, and select certain materials. 2. Confirm the requirements of the object you want to bind, whether it is very tight, or just ordinary tightening, hard, hard or soft, and determine different styles of ties, such as rolled stainless steel ties, plastic-coated stainless steel ties straps, standard stainless steel cable ties, beaded, coated, etc. 3. Finally, to determine the brand, you must first meet your own requirements and choose the most cost-effective brand. Not the more expensive the better, nor the cheaper the better. Expensive products may have guaranteed quality, but also have more moisture. Cheaper is better, and some tie raw materials are cheaper than the product, obviously, manufacturers may cut corners.