Metal Zip Ties 11.8 inch 100pcs 304 Stainless Steel Locking Cable 250LB 300mm Heavy Duty Exhaust Wrap Multi Purpose Binding for machinery, vehicles, farms, cables, pipes,Fence

Working great so far more durable than zip ties. Will buy again if need to. Don't forget the tool to install them.

Works well to hold Fuel line in place. I am sure I will eventualy find many other uses for them. Well made and easy to use.

It is exactly as advertised. It's only been a month, but so far, the ties have held up to the cattle. They like to use the fence as a body scratcher. This puts strain on fence ties causing them to loosen. Once the cattle see a weak spot in the fence they will break through. I've gotten very tired of shooing cattle out of my front yard, so I tried these metal ties. They were easy to install.

These work great when you are holding up something that is lightweight. I’ve used them in various situations, and they seem to hold up pretty good. But when I try to use them to hold a heavy umbrella against the deck post, the zip ties seem to slip very easily and loosen up. Then the umbrella falls to the side. I even tried adding more and have about 10 of them on there now and they still don’t hold it that great. So buy them and use them for more lightweight things. Anything over 30 pounds is definitely a no no.

Worked as intended.

These Stainless Steel "Zip" have spoiled me. Incredibly strong and easy to inmstall, with the installer tool, and they will hold for 100 years, being corrosion resistant and nearly indestructable. I now considcder the plastic "Zip" ties to be a temporary attachment, because these are permanant, I also appreciate that they make any job I use them on is finished profesionally.

I use these metal zip ties regularly to secure chicken wire around our coops, and they’ve outperformed plastic ones every time. Where plastic tends to crack or weaken in the Florida sun, these metal ties hold strong—no warping, no snapping, just solid support. They blend seamlessly with the chicken wire, keeping everything tidy and low-profile, and are just as easy to use as their plastic counterparts. The only difference? You’ll need a pair of metal-cutting pliers to snip them down once installed—well worth the extra step for long-term durability.

As with ALL metal zip ties, the locking ball needs to be moved to the narrow end of it's cage in order for the tie to stay locked tight. If the ball isn't forced to the tight side, the tie will loosen a bit when your tension tool is released. These are good quality, works as expected.

Very strong,Locks securely

Works very well.