Wire Strapping Buckles

Phosphate Coated Wire Buckle
Phosphate-coated wire buckles are popularly used in contemporary conditions to get polyline lashes. The phosphate covering adds grasp and high joint solidarity to get immeasurable burdens.

Galvanised Wire Buckle
These wire buckles are also used for polyline ties. They are commonly used for packaging, recycling, waste disposal, etc. Their manufacturing involves being covered with zinc to slow down rust and erosion.

Stainless steel Buckle
Stainless steel wire buckles are the most common type on the market; they are reliable and a trusted option. But unlike the phosphate-coated wire buckles and the galvanised wire buckles, this type of buckle does not possess the added advantage of a protective coating to ensure that it is usable in different weather conditions and will not be damaged over time.

1. Select the Right Strapping and Tools:
2. Position the Strapping:
3. Thread the Buckle:
4. Tension the Strapping:
5. Secure the Buckle:
6. Inspect the Strapping:

• Dry Environment:
  • Store metal clasps in a dry, moisture-free environment to prevent rust and corrosion.
• Temperature Control:
  • Keep them in a place with stable, moderate temperature to avoid damage due to extreme temperatures.
• Avoid Direct Sunlight:
  • Store away from direct sunlight to prevent any potential UV damage or unnecessary heat exposure.
• Organized Storage:
  • Use bins, shelves, or storage containers to keep clasps organized and prevent them from getting tangled or damaged.
• Away from Chemicals:
  • Keep them away from corrosive chemicals and substances that might cause deterioration.
• Original Packaging:
  • If possible, store clasps in their original packaging to protect them from dust and physical damage.

• Regular Inspection:
  • Inspect clasps regularly for signs of wear, rust, or damage. Replace any that show significant wear or damage.
• Cleaning:
  • Clean clasps periodically using a dry cloth to remove dust and dirt. For more thorough cleaning, use a mild soap solution and dry them thoroughly afterward.
• Lubrication:
  • For clasps with moving parts, apply a light machine oil to keep them operating smoothly. Wipe off any excess oil to avoid attracting dust.
• Handling:
  • Handle clasps with clean, dry hands to avoid transferring oils and moisture that could cause corrosion.
• Protection from Impact:
  • Avoid dropping or striking clasps against hard surfaces to prevent physical damage or deformation.
• Rust Prevention:
  • Use rust inhibitors or silica gel packs in storage containers to absorb moisture and reduce the risk of rust.