Tighten. Trim. Job done.
Stop switching tools to finish one metal tie. Tension the strap and cut the excess with the same handheld tool.


Stop switching tools to finish one metal tie. Tension the strap and cut the excess with the same handheld tool.

Bring scattered wiring into a neater bundle. Secure compatible stainless steel ties with controlled tension instead of an awkward hand pull.

A long metal strap leaves unnecessary excess in your work area. Trim it close to the locking head for a cleaner finish.

Hold the bundle with one hand and operate the tool with the other. Keep your attention on the tie instead of reaching for another tool.

Working with stainless steel ties on exhaust wrap or automotive projects? Use a tool made for metal ties, and choose ties rated for your application.

The pictured release tool helps lift a compatible tie lock for adjustment. Reuse depends on the tie design and its condition after release.

It tensions compatible stainless steel cable ties and trims the excess strap, so you can finish a tie without switching between separate tools.
Compatibility depends on tie width, thickness and locking design. Match your ties to the tool specifications before ordering; it is not intended as a universal tie tool.
It can be used to install compatible metal ties on exhaust-wrap projects. The ties themselves must be rated for the working temperature. Work only on a cool exhaust.
The pictured release tool can help open compatible locking heads. Some ties cannot be released or reused; replace any tie with damage or a weakened lock.
Trimming reduces the protruding tail, but metal edges may still be sharp. Wear gloves and check the finished end before handling the bundle.
Use the selected variant and its package list to confirm the tool, release tool and tie quantities. Accessories shown in photos may vary by option.