Cable Tie

Cable Tie Specification

Tensile Strength
2.8*100mm Newtons per Millimetre Squared (N/mm2)

Locking Type
for all uses

Weight
2.5mm Grams (g)

Conductor Type
Other

Product Type
electric goods

Application
Construction, Industrial, Marine, Military, Mining, Overhead, Power Station, Railway, Telecommunication, Underground

Conductor Material
Other

Jacket Material
Other

Warranty
3month

Usage & Applications
electric goods

Cable Type
nylon cable ties

Dimension (L*W*H)
4" Inch (in)

Material
nylon

Color
white/black

Size
2.8*100

Cable Tie Trade Information

Minimum Order Quantity
1000 Packs

Payment Terms
Paypal, Cash Advance (CA), Cash in Advance (CID), Cheque

Supply Ability
Pack

Delivery Time
7 Days

Sample Available
No

Sample Policy
If order is confirmed we will reimburse the sample cost

Main Export Market(s)
Asia

Main Domestic Market
All India

About Cable Tie

A cable tie, widely known as a zip tie, is a versatile, one-piece fastener primarily used to bundle, secure, and organize cables and wires. Because of their low cost, durability, and ease of use, they are heavily utilized in homes, offices, automotive setups, and industrial applications.

How it works

Most traditional cable ties are made of durable nylon (such as Nylon 6/6) and feature a flexible strap with a row of small, serrated teeth on one side.

The Lock: One end has a small, open head containing a flexible ratchet pawl.
Securing:
You pass the tail of the tie through the head, pull it tight to create a loop around your items, and the ratchet locks the teeth in place so it cannot slide backward.

Finishing: Once locked, the excess tail is typically cut off with scissors or a specialized cable tie gun.

Common Types and Uses

While the standard nylon zip tie is the most common, there are several variations designed for specific tasks:

Releasable Ties: Designed with a small trigger or tab that allows the lock to be released, making them reusable.
UV-Resistant/Outdoor Ties: Usually black, these are treated to withstand sunlight and weather elements without becoming brittle.
Stainless Steel Ties: Built for extreme environments, heavy-duty industrial use, or locations exposed to high heat.
Mountable Ties: Feature a small screw hole or anchor on the head so you can easily screw the bundle to a wall, table, or chassis.