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Main Uses  

ApplicationDescription
Wire Harness LacingUsed to tie and organise cables in aircraft, satellites, military vehicles, and electronics assemblies.
Cable ManagementKeeps wiring neat, reduces chafing, and prevents vibration wear inside looms and enclosures.
Aerospace WiringPreferred in aircraft harnesses where plastic ties are avoided due to brittleness, outgassing, or non-compliance with MIL specifications.
Electronics AssemblyUsed inside control panels and avionics bays for reliable, low-profile bundling.

🧪 Typical Materials

MaterialPropertiesNotes
Nomex® (Aramid)Flame-resistant, high tensile strength, excellent heat tolerance up to ~260 °CCommon for MIL-T-43435 Type I cords
PTFE (Teflon®)Chemically inert, non-stick, excellent at high temperaturesIdeal for harsh chemical or aerospace environments
PolyesterEconomical, abrasion-resistantSuitable for commercial or lower-temperature use
NylonFlexible and strongUsed in general industrial harnessing, not preferred for high-temp aerospace due to melting point (~220 °C)

All Breyden cords are precision-braided, available waxed or unwaxed, and supplied on spools from 25 yds to 500 yds. Waxed cords improve handling and knot retention during manual tying.

🪢 Common Types         Move to Products page

TypeMaterialTemperature RangeColourSpecification
Type INomex–60 °C → +260 °CNaturalMIL-T-43435 Type I
Type IIPTFE–70 °C → +260 °CWhiteMIL-T-43435 Type II
Type IIINylon–40 °C → +120 °CNaturalMIL-T-43435 Type III
Type IVPolyester–40 °C → +150 °CBlack / NaturalCommercial Grade

🧷 Why Use Lacing Cords Instead of Cable Ties? Move to Products page

FeatureLacing CordsCable Ties
Temperature RangeUp to 260 °C (Nomex/PTFE)Typically ≤ 85 °C
Outgassing / EMILow / noneSome plastics off-gas under heat
FlexibilityExcellent on curved surfacesCan pinch or stress insulation
AestheticsUniform, low-profile bundlesBulky heads, uneven spacing
ComplianceAerospace & defence approvedUsually non-mil-spec

Lacing cords offer a smooth, low-profile finish and avoid the sharp edges and plastic degradation common with ties—making them the preferred option for mission-critical wiring.

💡 Selection Tips Move to Products page

✅ Choose Nomex for most aerospace and military projects
✅ Use PTFE for high-temperature or chemical environments
✅ Prefer waxed cords for manual lacing efficiency
✅ Verify traceability and certification (C of C, lot number, test data)

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