lashing wire

 Stainless Steel Lashing Wire is used in a lasher to lash a cable or combination of cables to a supporting strand. It is a specially controlled annealing process, which yields a uniform, fine grain structure throughout the wire length and cross section for best results. All lashing wire is manufactured in the USA in accordance with standard specifications for lashing wire and may be certified upon request. It is available in 430, 302, and 316 stainless steel alloy. 

Type 430 (S43000)
This is a magnetic thermally nonhardening ferritic stainless steel alloy containing 16-18%chromium with no nickel or molybdenum rendering it susceptible to corrosion attack.

Type 302 (S30200)
This is an austenitic nonmagnetic and thermally nonhardening stainless steel. Corrosion and oxidation resistance is provided by the 18-20% chromium and the 8% min. nickel content.

Type 316 (S31600)
This is also austenitic, nonmagnetic and thermally nonhardening stainless steel. In comparison to type 302, the nickel content is increased from 8% to 10% and includes the addition of up to 3% molybdenum.