Aircraft Tool Supply Safety Lock Wire (.032)

Tried this stuff out for a project on my truck, which it has worked beautifully now for over five months. It has not rusted yet or broke. Highly recommend for stainless uses where you dont want it break.

Used this to safety wire brake rotors and a few other parts I didn’t want to come off. It was easy to work with, nothing snapped on me, poked me just like the fancy stuff does. When I run out I will buy more.

I wanted good quality, rust-free bailing wire for my outdoor repair kit. I also wanted to give my friends a yard or two of the same wire for their repair kits. Bailing wire has lots of uses in the field from holding together climbing crampons, ski bindings, or pack frames that have lost a screw or bolt. You can also use bailing wire to splint a broken ski pole or anchor the sole of a boot that has started to delaminate. Since theres more wire in this can than Ill use in lifetime of outdoor field repairs, the wire is mainly getting used for home chores now -- like deer-proofing vegetation in winter by wrapping chicken wire around shrubs and trees.

Love this wire. Use it on all my DIY projects. Perfect thicknesses and the strength is .... Well amazing.

Great replacement for the inconel lockwire I had been using for 19 years (before it finally ran out). I hope to use this for as long :)

Nice container. Easy to use.

I use this for everything. Safety/Lock wiring IS AN ART.

Aircraft safety wire is fairly expensive, but worth every penny. I was aircraft Mechanic in the Army. With safety wire and Duck tape I can fix almost anything.

Because my husband is an A&P and I’m an old aircraft parts purchaser, neither one of us can use just plain stainless steel wire from a hardware store when at home. Thank goodness I found this on Amazon. You saved us!!

Just what I ordered.