🔗 HYCC 100pcs 11.8 Inches 304 Stainless Steel Cable Zip Ties - Heavy Duty, Multi-Purpose Locking Zip Ties Ideal for Exhaust Wrapping, Fence, Pet Cages, Outdoor, and More Review

As advertised. Stainless steel is thin so they are easy to assemble. There is a little trick: you have to hold the strap with pliers (I prefer needle nose pliers) and then fold the strap back over to get a snug fit. I am using this to build a garden trellis using electrical wiring and fence panels. I used to use nylon zip ties, but they usually only last about 1 or 2 seasons as they become brittle with the weather. I expect them to hold up much better - so far so good. I also suggest using…

I saw them in a Project Farm video (can't remember if it was that brand or something similar). Stainless steel ties work differently than standard ties. You can pull whatever you want to tighten them, but they loosen up a bit after you release the tension (as many other reviewers have noted). As far as I know, this is intentional, not a bug. To get them to stay in the learned position, tighten the tie as tight as you need, then bend the excess at least 90 degrees over the clasp. I like turning…

Stainless steel cable ties are great for UV or heat related installations. For example, attach the heat shield under the hood of the car. The problem you will encounter is that the zip ties are applied in a pseudo-reverse method rather than at right angles, with the ribbed teeth on the plastic zip ties pointing inward. Not only that, you just CANNOT pull them as hard as you can with finger power unless you are a super man woman Revane with arm power. It's best to use an expensive SET GUN (if it