Value Collection 34-0380-0616 Lashing Wire 0.038 in 1600 Ft

Product Description

The VALUE COLLECTION 34-0380-0616 is a 302 stainless steel lashing wire supplied in a 1,600-foot coil. At 0.038 inches in diameter, this wire is sized for standard lashing applications where corrosion resistance and consistent tensile characteristics are required. Manufactured to ASTM A580 standards, the wire meets established dimensional and mechanical requirements for stainless steel wire rod and drawn wire. It weighs approximately 6.16 pounds per coil. Electricians, telecommunications installers, and general contractors use lashing wire to secure cables and conduit to messenger strands or support structures.

This lashing wire is suited for both indoor and outdoor installations where moisture, chemical exposure, or environmental conditions demand a corrosion-resistant fastening material. The 302 stainless steel alloy offers good resistance to oxidation and mild corrosive environments. Typical applications include securing aerial cable bundles to messenger wire, bundling runs in cable trays, and general wire management in commercial and industrial facilities. The 1,600-foot coil length reduces the frequency of coil changes on longer runs.

Key Features

• 302 stainless steel construction meets ASTM A580 standards
• 0.038 inches diameter — standard lashing wire gauge
• 1,600-foot coil length reduces mid-run coil changes
• Corrosion-resistant alloy suitable for outdoor and wet-location use
• 6.16-pound coil weight for manageable handling on the job

Compatibility

Designed for general lashing applications requiring 0.038-inch diameter stainless steel wire in compliance with ASTM A580.

Installation Notes

Lashing wire is typically installed by electricians or low-voltage cable technicians using a lashing machine or by hand-wrapping around a messenger strand. Wear cut-resistant gloves when handling and paying out wire from the coil to avoid lacerations. Follow applicable NEC or local code requirements for cable support spacing and fastening methods. Ensure the messenger strand or support structure is rated for the combined load before securing cable bundles.