304 stainless steel zip ties withstand corrosion, vibration, radiation, and extreme temperatures. They're made with a flame retardant, so they do not give off fumes when heated. They're typically used to bundle material in mining, pulping, and chemical applications.

316 stainless steel cable ties are more corrosion-resistant than 304 stainless steel ties. They also withstand vibration, radiation, and extreme temperatures. They're typically used to bundle material in harsh environments, including marine and direct burial applications.

Coated 316 stainless steel cable ties have a nylon or polyester coating that acts as both a visual indicator and extra protection against corrosion. They also withstand vibration, radiation, and extreme temperatures. They're typically used to bundle material in harsh environments, including automotive, aerospace, marine, and nuclear applications.

Aluminum cable ties are more lightweight than other metal cable ties, so they're ideal for minimizing the weight of long runs of cable. They're nonflammable, UV-resistant, and can withstand extreme temperatures. They're also compatible with Pan-Alum marker plates for labeling bundles. These cable ties bundle cable, conduit, and equipment in industrial environments.