Lashing Wire

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Stainless steel lashing wire is widely used throughout North American in the utility and telecommunications industries to bring and support aerial cables or a combination of cables to a supporting strand. Lashing wire alloys are also used in fabrication of pole line hardware.

Central Wire lashing wire is offered in a range of alloys for the most demanding of environments. Alloys available include; 430 stainless steel, 302 stainless steel, and 316 stainless steel. Central Wire has other alloys available to meet specific applications. Our sales department will assist you in selecting an alloy for your specific need.

Type 430 stainless steel combines good corrosion resistance and formability at reasonable cost, and is suited for most environments. It is not recommended for use within 25 miles (40km) of salt water.
Type 302 stainless steel provides higher corrosion and oxidation resistance than type 430, due to the presence of 8.0% minimum nickel content.
Type 316 stainless steel contains 10.0% minimum nickel content giving it superior corrosion resistance to environments where chloride condensate or industrial pollutants are present.

All alloys are available in standard diameters; 0.038", 0.045", 0.062", and 0.065".
Standard coil lengths are; 1200ft & 1600ft. Custom lengths, and flagged coils are also available.

Central Wire is an ISO 9001:2000 registered company with a commitment to provide our customers with a product that meets or exceeds their expectations.

USA Lashing wire is manufactured at our Lancaster, South Carolina plant, 1-866-698-7811.
Canadian Lashing wire is manufactured at our Erin, Ontario plant, 1-800-265-9664.