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Available grades include SUS 201, 202, 304, 316 and 409, with published widths from 1/4″ to 3/4″ (6.4–19.0 mm) and roll lengths of 30 or 50 m. Colour-coded dispenser boxes identify the steel grade, and custom specifications can be discussed with our sales team.
Send grade, width, thickness, roll length and quantity — our sales team replies with the matching product codes and a quotation.




Plastic dispenser boxes are produced in different colours so the steel grade is easy to identify on site.
A stainless steel strap — also called a stainless steel band or banding strap — is the continuous metal tape that locks fittings to poles and structures. Jera uses it to fix cable clamps, pole brackets, hooks and anchor or suspension assemblies on dead-end and intermediate routes of aerial fiber and power lines.
Stainless steel is selected for durability, high breaking strength and resistance to outdoor exposure. The band is tensioned with a banding tool and locked with a buckle, so a single roll covers many fixing points and a range of pole diameters. Jera also lists the same strap for marine, railway, mining and oil & gas installations.


Holds anchor clamps, suspension clamps, hooks and brackets against the pole under mechanical load.
Works together with a buckle and a banding tool; no pre-cut lengths are needed on site.
One part of the wider stainless steel banding system, which also includes buckles and tools.
Jera lists five stainless steel grades for band straps: SUS 201, 202, 304, 316 and 409. The table reports only sizes published on current Jera product pages — no corrosion ranking, chemical composition or performance claim is added here.
| Grade | Sizes published on this strap range | Roll length | Selection note |
|---|---|---|---|
| SUS 201 | 1/4″, 3/8″, 1/2″, 5/8″, 3/4″ (6.4–19.0 mm), 0.40–0.75 mm | 30 or 50 m; 30.5 m carton-box rolls | The widest published range; also listed as C201 and as 30.5 m INOX rolls. |
| SUS 304 | 1/4″, 3/8″, 1/2″, 5/8″, 3/4″ (6.4–19.0 mm), 0.40–0.75 mm | 30 or 50 m | Listed as 304 stainless steel straps and as C304. |
| SUS 316 | 3/4″ (19.0 mm), 0.75 mm | 30 or 50 m | Published as the 316 stainless steel strapping band. |
| SUS 202 / 409 | Listed among available grades for Jera bands | Confirm with sales | Width and thickness options are not published on the current strap listing. |
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How to choose the grade. Start from the installation environment and the project standard, not from the grade name. Tell us whether the line is coastal, industrial, indoor or an exposed overhead pole route, plus the width and thickness your clamp or bracket requires; we confirm which published grade and size can be supplied. Jera lists SUS 202 and 409 as available grades but does not publish widths or thicknesses for them on the current strap pages, so no figures are added here.



Every row below is taken from the technical specification table of its own Jera product page. Click the product name to see the drawing, packaging notes and test scope for that exact code before you order. Every stainless steel banding strap listed here has a matching product page, so the published China stainless steel strap range can be checked model by model instead of guessed from a catalogue.
| Product (linked) | Grade | Width | Thickness | Roll length | Packing | Product page |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1/4″ Stainless Steel Band | SUS 201 | 6.4 mm / 0.015″ | 0.40 mm | 30 or 50 m | Confirm with sales | View model → |
| 3/8″ Stainless Steel Strap | SUS 201 | 9.5 mm / 0.020″ | 0.50 mm | 30 or 50 m | Confirm with sales | View model → |
| 1/2″ Stainless Steel Strap | SUS 201 | 12.7 mm / 0.025″ | 0.64 mm | 30 or 50 m | Confirm with sales | View model → |
| 5/8″ Stainless Steel Strap 201 | SUS 201 | 16.0 mm / 0.028″ | 0.70 mm | 30 or 50 m | Confirm with sales | View model → |
| Stainless steel band C201 | SUS 201 | 19.0 mm / 0.030″ | 0.75 mm | 30 or 50 m | Confirm with sales | View model → |
| 30.5 m carton-box rolls — separate product codes, not part of the standard 30 / 50 m range | ||||||
| Band 201, 1/2″ × 30.5 m30.5 m | 201 | 12.7 mm | 0.70 mm | 30.5 m | Carton box | View model → |
| Band 201 INOX, 5/8″ × 30.5 m30.5 m | 201 | 16.0 mm | 0.70 mm | 30.5 m | Carton box | View model → |
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Two different 1/2″ codes — do not merge them. The standard 1/2″ SUS 201 strap is published at 12.7 mm × 0.64 mm in 30 or 50 m rolls. The 1/2″ × 30.5 m Band 201 is a separate product code published at 12.7 mm × 0.70 mm in a carton box. Each row reproduces its own product page; no value has been carried over from another model.
| Product (linked) | Grade | Width | Thickness | Roll length | Packing | Product page |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1/4″ Stainless steel bands SUS 304 | SUS 304 | 6.4 mm / 0.015″ | 0.40 mm | 30 or 50 m | Confirm with sales | View model → |
| 3/8″ Stainless steel bands 304 | SUS 304 | 9.5 mm / 0.020″ | 0.50 mm | 30 or 50 m | Confirm with sales | View model → |
| 1/2″ Stainless steel bands 304 | SUS 304 | 12.7 mm / 0.025″ | 0.64 mm | 30 or 50 m | Confirm with sales | View model → |
| 5/8″ Stainless steel bands 304 | SUS 304 | 16.0 mm / 0.028″ | 0.70 mm | 30 or 50 m | Confirm with sales | View model → |
| Stainless steel band C304 | SUS 304 | 19.0 mm / 0.030″ | 0.75 mm | 30 or 50 m | Confirm with sales | View model → |
| 316 stainless steel strapping band | SUS 316 | 19.0 mm / 0.030″ | 0.75 mm | 30 or 50 m | Confirm with sales | View model → |
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Packing is published on the two 30.5 m roll pages (Carton box) and on the 3/4″ SUS 201 stainless steel strap page (Carton box & Woven bag, with pallet packing available). That page and the C201 code linked in the table above publish the same 19.0 mm × 0.75 mm / 30 or 50 m dimensions; they are two separate product pages, not one combined specification. The other 30 / 50 m model pages do not list a packing field, so confirm it for those codes before ordering. Colour-coded plastic dispenser boxes identify the steel grade on site.


Request Specifications & PricingTell us the grade, width, thickness and roll length from the tables above. We reply with the matching product codes, packing method and quotation.
Send inquiryIn outdoor networks the fixing point is usually the first place to fail. As a stainless steel mounting strap, the band fixes pole brackets and hooks; as a stainless steel cable strap, it secures the clamp that carries the cable. Jera's core business is fiber optic communication and aerial line hardware, so the uses below are split by priority rather than presented as one flat list.




Matching pole hardware is listed under pole brackets and hooks and fiber optic cable clamps. Select the strap width from the fitting's banding slot before ordering.
A strap is one part of the fixing. Jera also supplies the buckle that locks the loop and the tool that tensions and cuts it, so a project can be sourced from one supplier instead of three.



Jera produces L-type and T-type buckles in SUS 202, 304 and 316. Full range: stainless steel buckles.
Wheel-type and ratchet-type tools. They fit bands from 1/4″ to 3/4″ width with a maximum thickness of 0.030″. See banding tools.
Worm bands and self-adjustable ties cover different fixing requirements.
Buckle and tool specifications belong to their own product pages; this page stays focused on the strap and the complete banding system. For the wider product range, see stainless steel bandings and individual stainless steel bands.
Buyers comparing a china stainless steel strap manufacturer need to know who makes the band, how the material is checked and how the roll is packed. Everything below is taken from Jera's own factory, workshop and product pages — as a stainless steel strap manufacturer and stainless steel band supplier, we do not add unverified capacity, certification or production-line claims.
More detail is on the factory page, and project-specific requirements can be discussed through our OEM & ODM capabilities.




Visual inspection cannot confirm the mechanical behaviour of a steel band. Jera conducts tensile strength and elongation testing on stainless steel banding materials according to the applicable requirements of IEC 61284-1997. XRF analysis is also used to verify the primary alloying elements of stainless steel materials, especially the Nickel (Ni) content.




Scope matters. The tests listed on each individual product page differ by model — not every strap code is subjected to every test described here. UV and temperature aging is a laboratory capability for overhead cable products and is not published as a strap model test. No numerical results are stated on this page; confirm the test scope and available reports for your exact product code before ordering.
See laboratory testing equipment and test reports & certificates for the documented scope.
Jera does not publish a fixed stainless steel strap price on this page, because the offer depends on the specification and the order. As a stainless steel band supplier, we quote against six inputs:
If you are unsure which grade or dimensions to choose, send us your application, installation environment and compatible buckle or clamp model. Our team can help identify a suitable stainless steel strap specification — you do not need to complete all six fields before making contact.
Jera lists different width and thickness options depending on client requirements, so a non-standard request starts with a drawing or a written specification rather than a catalogue code. MOQ, sample availability, lead time, payment terms and prices are not confirmed for this page; ask our sales team together with the specification above.
Project buyers can also request the product catalog or open the contact page directly.
Sourcing china stainless steel strap for a project or distribution stock? Send the six specification values and we will reply with the available product codes, packing method and quotation.







