Scame Cable ties
scame cable ties deployment notes
Site crews use this family to keep bundles neat, labelled, and secure without chewing up jackets. Lengths run roughly 100–1,200 mm with widths from 2.5 to 12.5 mm; pull strengths cover small ICT looms through to feeder tap-offs on tray. Black outdoor grades are UV-stabilised; natural/translucent suits interiors where visual inspection matters. Edges are smoothly radiused to avoid cutting LSZH insulation, and lot codes on heads help maintenance trace parts after refits.
Scame range and series overview
You’ll find general-purpose PA66 ties for room cores, UV grades for rooftops and façades, stainless for heat and chemicals, plus releasable patterns for commissioning or rental fleets. Ident plates, colour versions, and heat-resistant families keep labelling clear where ambient runs warm. Accessory bases stick, screw, or rivet to metalwork so you can orient bundles in any direction without improvising holes.
scame nylon cable ties specifications
Polyamide 6.6 with moisture-balanced processing gives predictable tensile performance after a few days in service. Typical working temps −40…+85 °C (short peaks to +105 °C). UV black includes carbon-black loading for outdoor life; halogen-free options fit low-smoke projects. Standard tensile classes span ~80–355 N for light/medium duty and ~540–780 N for broader widths. Heads are pawl-type with one-way locking; serration geometry keeps clamp force stable after thermal cycling.
scame stainless cable ties environments
Where heat, solvents, or saline air are routine, stainless 304/316 ball-lock types hold shape and rating: operating −80…+538 °C depending on coating. Coated variants (polyester/epoxy) protect soft jackets and reduce galvanic contact on aluminium tray. Rounded tails and folded edges prevent nicking in vibration. These are the go-to around exhaust ducting, plant wash-down, and coastal facades.
Scame technical parameters and standards
Mechanical performance verified to IEC/EN 62275 (cable ties for electrical installations) with declared minimum loop tensile strength and wedge pull values; UL 62275 listings available on common sizes. Flammability for PA ties typically UL 94 V-2 (V-0 families on request). Dielectric behaviour is non-conductive on polymer types; stainless ties rely on supports for earthing continuity. Installation tools set repeatable tension and flush-cut tails to avoid sharp edges in occupied areas.
Scame applications and compatibility
Panels and MCCs: dress control looms along DIN rail; use ID-plate variants for circuit tags. Trays and ladders: specify UV or stainless near skylights and loading bays; add spacer saddles at drop-outs to preserve bend radii. HVAC and risers: low-smoke grades suit escape routes; colour ties speed zone ID. For temporary builds and test rigs, planners often specify scame reusable cable ties to avoid single-use waste during MAC cycles. Heavy bundles on long spans benefit from the higher loop strength of scame heavy duty ties—particularly where vibration or frequent cleaning is expected.
Scame integration with other brand products
Hole patterns on bases match Scame cable trays and strut, so one fixing kit handles trays, luminaires, and device rows. Inside enclosures, adhesive and screw bases align with Scame backplates; gland entries stay clear when tails are routed through corner scame tie mounts. In industrial zones, combine stainless ties with Scame cable bearing systems and fixings to keep sightlines tidy and earth bonds visible.
Selection criteria for B2B clients
Environment Decide polymer UV vs stainless by sunlight, heat, and chemicals; use coated stainless against soft jackets or aluminium tray.
Bundle and strength Match width/pull class to bundle mass and vibration; keep at least 20–30% headroom over calculated loop load.
Fire and smoke Choose halogen-free grades in public routes; check CPR and building fire strategy where applicable.
Temperature and ageing Verify ambient and hot-spot temps; reserve stainless for >85 °C or where solvents attack PA66.
Installation method Use tension/cut tools to standardise clamp force; specify releasable heads during commissioning to cut waste.
Labelling Provide ID-plate or flag ties near boards; colour-code by system (power/ELV/IT) to speed audits.
Advantages of working with Bankoflamps
You get Individual B2B Prices aligned to your take-off and phases, plus a Personal Account Manager who stays with the project. Stock availability is shown in real time across our and partner warehouses. Submit a Request a quote online and receive a quick response—usually within 1 hour. Fast Order Placement by EAN/MPN keeps ERP entries clean. Download Price Lists anytime for the latest revisions. Follow jobs with Lead Time Tracking and use Purchase History Access to standardise widths and materials across sites. Post-Payment for Trusted Clients offers up to 30 days where eligible. Use Consolidated Order Management to group ready lines and cut freight, with Smart Delivery Cost Estimates at order and final confirmation before dispatch. We maintain Stable Prices With Validity Dates so phased works remain predictable.