Used to secure a terminating lashing wire to the strand. Comprised of a one-piece jaw, two washers, two nuts, and a square shank stud. Bug Nut

• Used in aerial construction to secure terminating lashing wire or ground wire to a strand.
  
• Tensile strength of the jaws exceeds 50,000 PSI.
  
• Terminal ends of stud are staked to prevent disassembly during shipping and installation.
  
• Attaches to strand ranging in size from 1/4"(6.6M) to 7/16"(16M).
  
• The jaws are rolled and stamped from annealed 1018 Steel.
  
• The stud of the D Cable Lashing Clamp is formed from Grade 5 Steel.
  
• All components of D Cable Lashing Clamps are mechanically galvanized to meet ASTM Specification B695.
  
• The Stainless Steel Lashing Clamp is comprised of a stud, two washers, and two nuts manufactured in 304 Stainless Steel, along with a set of mechanically galvanized steel jaws.

Stainless Steal Lashing Wire Type 430

Type 430 Lashing Wire Size: .045 / 1200' per coil. Stainless steel lashing wire is used in a lasher or combination of cables to a supporting strand. It is a specially controlles annealing process, which yealds a uniform a uniform. fine grain strand structure throughout the wire length.

Type 302 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. Lashing wire 038302 1600' .038 302 .

Stainless Steel Lashing Wire Type 302 .045 1200' per coil.

Stainless steel lashing wire is used in a lasher to lash a cable or combination of cables to a supporting strand. It is a specially controlled annealing process, which yields a uniform, fine grain strand structure thought the wire length.

A screw type grip used to temporarily fasten lashing wire under tension before placing a permanent clamp like or D or E lashing wire clamp. Grip works with any size lashing wire. Single groove accommodates any size strand.

Stainless Steel Lashing Wire Type 316.045 / 1200'

Used for Coastal Environments. Stainless steel lashing wire is used in a lasher to lash a cable or combination of cables to a supporting strand. It is a specially controlled annealing process, which yields a uniform. Fine grain strain structure throughout the wire length.

Lashing Wire (150ft coil in tube) for the GMP ZB manual cable lasher . This Lashing wire must be used with the 71517 ZB Lasher only.

The lashing wire coil contains 150 feet of .045 inch diameter 400 series stainless wire in a waxed cylinder 2 X 13 1/2 inches long.

DCD 61020-020 Lashing Wire Disp. Mtl. Reel, 316 SS, 0.061", 750 Ft/coil
The difference between DCD Lashing Wire and other lashing wires isn’t visible to the eye. While all lashing wires may look and feel alike, DCD lashing wire is specially annealed for extra durability where the lash meets the strand. Wound in continuous coils for easy payout, DCD lashing wires won’t come back to haunt you. Instead, the lash holds tight and stays even. DCD gives you 14 choices of size and types: Aluminum, galvanized, various grades of stainless and non-metallic. All come in popular sizes to match any job, and while our sizes and types vary, our quality doesn’t. Disposable Metal Reels: Pre-coiled on 6" aluminum reels, to fit K lashers with a 1-1/4” mounting post. (CSE K & Special K lashers).
750 feet per spool.

A screw type grip used to temporarily fasten lashing wire under tension before placing a permanent clamp like or D or E lashing wire clamp. Grip works with any size lashing wire. Single groove accommodates any size strand.

The GMP ZB manual cable lasher will lash up to 1 1/4 diameter cable on new construction only. Simple in execution, this lasher is designed to be used in those situations where there is little room and you need to lash a 130 ft span or less. GMP 71517 ZB MANUAL CABLE LASHER.