The Aerospace Lacing Cord Reference Database

Specifications, manufacturers, and product data for engineers and procurement teams sourcing aerospace-grade lacing cords and tapes.

What Are Aerospace Lacing Cords?

Aerospace lacing cords and tapes are used to bundle and secure wire harnesses and cable assemblies in high-reliability environments. They offer low profile, excellent vibration resistance, and high temperature performance — making them the preferred solution for aircraft, defence systems, space vehicles, avionics, and high-performance electronics.

Common Materials at a Glance

Material Key Benefit Typical Use
Nylon
General purpose, strong, flexible Harnessing, bundles
Polyester
Excellent electrical properties Cable bundles
PTFE
High temperature, chemical resistant Aerospace, engines
Nomex®
Flame resistant, low smoke Aviation, defence
Fiberglass
Extreme temperature resistance Motors, generators
Cotton
Legacy application, economical General industry

Products

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Specifications

MIL, CID, NASA, and OEM specification index. Find products referenced against your required standard.

Manufacturers

Directory of aerospace lacing cord manufacturers. Compare product ranges and specification coverage.

Industries

Find products by application — aerospace, defence, space, rail, electronics, and industrial sectors.

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Why engineers use this site

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Specifications indexed

MIL, CID, NASA, and OEM standards cross-referenced to product data.

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Manufacturers covered

Breyden, Techflex, Alpha Wire, HellermannTyton, Western Filament.

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Products in database

MIL, CID, NASA, and OEM standards cross-referenced to product data.

Featured Manufacturers

Japan –
Nylon Lacing Cords
Canada –
Nylon Lacing Cords, Polyester Lacing Cords, Military Spec Cords, Braided Cords
France –
Nylon Lacing Cords
United States –
Nylon Lacing Cords

Latest Technical Resources

Expert / Technical
Comprehensive guide to MIL-SPEC lacing cord standards including MIL-T-43435 and MS3367, with requirements breakdown, testing information, and ordering guidance.
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Intermediate
Step-by-step guide to selecting the right lacing cord based on application, material, temperature requirements, and applicable specifications.
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Intermediate
Direct comparison of MIL-T-43435 military spec vs commercial grade lacing cords — testing requirements, material standards, documentation, pricing, and when you need MIL-SPEC.
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Product Comparison
Beginner
Answers to frequently asked questions about lacing cord selection, MIL-SPEC requirements, knot techniques, and ordering.
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Technical Note

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Manufacturer Data

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Products are mapped to MIL, CID, NASA, and OEM specifications.

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Manufacturer Data

Defence & Military

Space & Satellites

Avionics & Electronics

Rail & Transportation

Marine & Offshore

MIL-T-43435

Tape, Lacing and Tying, Nylon

MS3367

Strap, Lacing, Nylon

ASTM D2256

Standard Test Method for Tensile Properties of Yarns by the Single-Strand Method

MIL-W-22759

Wire, Electrical, Fluoropolymer-Insulated, Copper or Copper Alloy

style 550

STYLE-001

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