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Value Brand 16 ga 10 in Double Loop Wire Ties 5000 pk
A 5,000-count pack of 10-inch, 16-gauge black annealed wire ties with double loops rated at 155 lb break strength
- TypeWheelbarrows & Carts
- 155 lb break strength for secure bundling
- 16 gauge black annealed wire resists corrosion
- 10 inch double loop design speeds tying
- 5000 ties per pack covers large jobs
- .0625 in diameter fits standard tools
What It Is
These double-loop wire ties come in a 5000-count pack of 16-gauge black annealed wire. Each tie measures 10 inches long with a bare wire finish. They are suited for bundling, baling and general yard fastening tasks.
Thermals Noise Power
As a passive wire product, the ties generate no heat, produce no noise and draw no power during use. Performance is limited only by the 155-pound break strength of each tie. No electrical or thermal considerations apply.
Deciding Specification
The 155-pound break strength per tie determines whether the wire can handle your load. Buyers needing higher tensile capacity for heavier baling jobs will find this rating insufficient.
Highlights
- 155 lb break strength for secure bundling
- 16 gauge black annealed wire resists corrosion
- 10 inch double loop design speeds tying
- 5000 ties per pack covers large jobs
- .0625 in diameter fits standard tools
Specifications
| Brand | VALUE BRAND |
|---|---|
| Type | Wheelbarrows & Carts |
Questions about this item
How do I secure the 10 in double-loop ties on a wheelbarrow, and what is the step people often miss?
Thread each loop through the mounting hole, cross the ends, then twist both loops together with pliers until the 16 ga bare wire bites; skipping the cross-step lets the tie slip under load.
What maintenance or replacement will the 5000-pack of 16 ga black annealed wire ties need over time?
Inspect for rust or wire fatigue after heavy use; replace any tie that shows kinks, corrosion, or a loop that no longer closes cleanly, as the bare finish has no protective coating.
What is the first limit reached when the 155 lb break-strength ties are under sustained tension?
Continuous loading near the rated break strength causes permanent stretch in the 0.0625 in diameter wire, so working loads should stay well below the maximum to avoid gradual elongation.
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