Stainless Steel Lashing Wire
Stainless steel lashing wire for securing aerial fiber, copper, and coax to the messenger strand — available in Types 430, 302, and 316.
Stainless steel lashing wire is used in a cable lasher to secure aerial fiber optic, copper, and coaxial cables to the supporting messenger strand between utility poles. A specially controlled annealing process produces a uniform, fine-grain structure throughout the wire for consistent bending and wrapping performance in the field.
Features
Available in Type 430, 302, and 316 stainless steel alloys—each offering different levels of corrosion resistance for different environmental conditions. Galloway stocks lashing wire from Allied Bolt and other manufacturers in the types and diameters your aerial builds require.
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Controlled annealing
For uniform grain structure and smooth, consistent wrapping in C and J2 series lashers
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Available in .038" and .045" diameters
.038" Type 302 provides equivalent strength to .045" Type 430 with better ductility
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Standard coil lengths of 1,200 ft (.045" dia.) and 1,600 ft (.038" dia.)
Packaged 6 coils per carton
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Wound in straight hub configuration
Compatible with all standard GMP-style lashing machines
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Three alloy types for different corrosion environments
From general inland use (430) to severe coastal/industrial (316)
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Manufactured in the USA
All lashing wire manufactured in the USA and certified upon request
Technical Specifications
| Type 430 (S43000) | Type 302 (S30200) | Type 316 (S31600) | |
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| Alloy | Ferritic — 16–18% Cr, no Ni/Mo | Austenitic — 18–20% Cr, 8% Ni | Austenitic — 18% Cr, 10% Ni, 2.5% Mo |
| Magnetic | Yes (ferritic) | No (austenitic) | No (austenitic) |
| Diameters | 0.045" | 0.038" and 0.045" | 0.038" and 0.045" |
| Break Load (0.045") | ~125 lbs | ~165 lbs | ~165 lbs |
| Coil Length | 1,200 ft | 1,200 ft (0.045") / 1,600 ft (0.038") | 1,200 ft (0.045") / 1,600 ft (0.038") |
| Corrosion | General use only. Not within 25 mi of salt water or industrial pollutants. | Excellent in industrial atmospheres. Good middle ground. | Best resistance. Handles chlorides, sulfides, coastal salt spray. |
| Best For | Inland, non-corrosive areas | Industrial areas, moderate corrosion | Coastal, salt spray, severe corrosion |
| Relative Cost | Lowest | Mid-range | Highest |
Technical Specifications
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High-Density Polyethylene (HDPE) |
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Available Sizes |
3/4” through 6” diameter |
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SDR Options |
SDR 7, 9, 11, 13.5, 15.5 (controlled by outside diameter and minimum wall thickness) |
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SIDR Options |
SIDR 9, 11.5 (controlled by inside diameter and minimum wall thickness) |
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Schedule Options |
Schedule 40 and Schedule 80 |
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Standards Compliance |
ASTM D3035, ASTM D2239, ASTM F2160 |
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Listings |
RUS Listed for telecommunications applications |
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Pull Tape |
Available empty or with factory pre-installed pull tape (1,250 lb typical tensile strength) |
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Standard Colors |
Orange, blue, green, black, white, red, brown, gray, terra cotta, yellow. Custom colors and stripe combinations available. |
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Reel Sizes |
66”, 84”, 96”, 102”, 114” diameter steel reels |
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Conduit Markings |
Permanent marking includes material type, applicable standards, production information, and sequential foot/meter markings. Custom marking available. |
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Estimating Lashing Wire
When estimating the length of lashing wire needed for a cable run, add the following to the measured span length for single lashing:
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bookmark_checkCables up to 1-1/2" diameter: add 5% to span length
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bookmark_checkCables 1-1/2" to 3" diameter: add 10% to span length
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bookmark_checkCables over 3" diameter: add 20% to span length
You may also need
Galvanized Steel Strand
3-, 7-, and 19-wire messenger strand — the support the lashing wire binds your cable to.
Fiber Optic Cable
Loose-tube OSP and drop cable — the fiber lashed to the strand.
Anchors & Pole Line Hardware
Lashing clamps, cable support straps, and dead-ends — the hardware that terminates and supports the lashed run at the pole.
Brands we carry
Need Lashing Wire for Your Aerial Build?
Galloway stocks stainless steel lashing wire across our distribution network in Types 430, 302, and 316. Whether you have defined specifications or need assistance selecting the right alloy grade for your installation environment, our team can help ensure the right product is specified and delivered.
When you work with Galloway, you get a team that understands your business and answers your call. We have your back.