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Summary

Band-It 316 Stainless Steel clips are used in conjunction with Stainless Steel Band for clamping, banding and bundling solutions. Band-It and SureFast tension tools and band available.

Key Features

Sizes - 1/4", 3/8", 1/2", 5/8" and 3/4"

Quantity - 100 per box

316 Grade Stainless Steel

Can hold a single or double wrapped band configuration

Used frequently for cable bundling, insulation, marine and hose bundling applications

Can be used with Band-It or SureFast Stainless Steel Bands

What is the difference between the clips and buckles

They both do the same job – hold the stainless steel banding. But what matters is the application. Buckles have thicker ‘lugs’ which means that more force will be needed to hammer them down which might damage the item. That is why clips are frequently used to band fragile items as the ‘lugs’ are thinner which require less force to bend

316 stainless steel is a marine grade type of stainless steel which is resistant to corrosion to fresh water allowing it to be used within applications with marine splash zones. Band-It 316 grade steel clips also strong and robust as they can double band which provides extra strength and reliability.

Where are clips used?

Due to the system's strength Band-It 316 Stainless Steel Buckles and 316 Stainless Steel band is widely used throughout the UK to secure signs on private and public roads as well as on the motorways.Band-It's 316 stainless steel buckles & clips are designed for use with 316 stainless steel banding to provide a join on the required application.

As a result of the bands resistance against hazardous substances your goods will be kept clean and protected if the system is left for an extended period of time. That is why 316 SS is popular in Oil and Gas, engineering and food industries.

Application

Cables

Hoses

Thermal Insulation

Conduits in Industrial Applications

Motorway Signs

316 SS Is Resistant Against:

Corrosion

Oxidation

Heat

Harsh Weather

Hazardous Substances