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We have Stainless Steel Grade AISI 316 1x19 4mm now available in 25M, 100M, and 305 metre reels.
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For the 305m Reel see here.
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Commonly used in yacht rigging and architecturally
Manufactured under an ISO 9001:2015 certified quality management system.
Mill test certificates showing chemical composition, wire tensile grade and tested break load are available on request.
Break load is not a working load. This wire is widely used in wire balustrade. Whether a finished barrier complies depends on how it is built, including post spacing, wire spacing and tension. Those requirements are set by the National Construction Code and confirmed by your building surveyor or certifier. Any guidance we provide is general information, so check the requirements for your project before you build.
