Cable Ties Storage Rack - including 5 x 100 Cableties

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For the bundling and securing of cables, lines and hoses. The design of the head and ratchet guarantees a high tensile strength while allowing a low insertion force; these ties all feature serrations allowing a solid hold onto the cable, hose or pipe bundles.Usually, just single-use, handling from 12 to 350mm, with loop strength of up to 140kg. Available in many colours, widths and lengths combinations. Hook and Loop is the technology used in all Velcro products including Velcro Cable Ties, Velcro Tapeand Velcro Dots & Circles. Heavy-Duty Cable Ties: Engineered for heavy duty applications, capable of securing large bundles or heavy objects. Stainless Steel Cable Ties: Made from corrosion-resistant stainless steel, suitable for harsh environments or applications requiring high strength. Cable ties are used as a type of fastener, for holding items together, primarily electrical cable or wire. Cable ties are cheap, easy to use and strong and because of this they can be found in many different industries for various uses:

An assortment of clips and clamps made of plastic, aluminium or steel also with protection profile. Ideal for use in applications which are difficult to access, or we have ranges for areas where self-adhesive is the only possible fixing method. Initially developed for the automotive industry for various applications they are easy to assemble. Velcro brand Hook and Loop cable tie fastenersoffer better protection of cable bundles from overtightening and are a BICSI requirement for use on telephone cables, optical fibre and network cables. Hook and Loop ties are also suitable for use for temporary installations are both releasable and reusable. In this comprehensive guide, we will delve into the world of cable ties, exploring their various applications, types, materials, and important considerations when using them. Whether you're a DIY enthusiast, an electrician, or want to learn more about this handy tool, read on to discover everything you need to know about cable ties. Cable ties have an extensive range of applications across different industries and everyday scenarios. Here are some common uses: These flame retardant nylon cable ties should be an essential part of every toolkit. With the RS PRO range, there are a variety of lengths, widths and sizes to suit all your requirements.Some ties do have a tab that can release the ratchet so that the tie can be loosened, removed, or even re-used. There is also a stainless steelversion, either naked or coated with a rugged plastic, ideal for external use and hazardous environments. The History Grouping and Routing: Bundle cables or wires together before securing them with cable ties. This will help in reducing clutter and allow for easier identification and maintenance. The ever increasing demands within the mass transit, automotive and data cable installation industries for tighter bundles has led to problems with the conventional inside serrated cable tie design causing damage to cable insulations, especially in vibration environments. The OS rangeof outside serrated cable ties have overcome these problems. The design of these cable ties offers high tensile strengths, low insertion forces and a smooth surface to the cable insulation - minimising any indentation or damage. The curved shape of the head allows the cable tie to follow the contours of the cable and takes up less space than other designs of cable ties. Labelling: Use cable tie mounts or write-on tags to label cables or wires for easy identification and future maintenance. Pre-Planning: Determine the length, number, and placement of cable ties required for your project before you start, to ensure an organised and efficient installation.

Mounting Cable Ties: Equipped with mounting holes for easy installation onto walls, panels, or other surfaces. These clips are for use in applications were self-adhesive solutions is the only answer or where it isn't easy to access. There are many different types of cable tie, including heavy-duty metal ties, plastic ties, and Hook and Loop Fastener cable ties in the form of a Hook and Loop Fastener strap. Below are some of the main types: Cable ties were patented in 1958 by Thomas & Betts, a US-based electrical manufacturing company started in 1898 by two young engineers, and eventually bought by Swedish-Swiss technology company ABB Group in 2012. Introduced under the brand name 'Ty-Rap', they were for use in the aviation industry, and the basic design hasn't changed much since. Temperature Range: Consider the temperature conditions in the application area and choose cable ties that can withstand those temperatures.

Electrical Installations: Secure electrical wires and components in residential, commercial, and industrial settings. Most of the cable ties used are made from nylon, making them very flexible.The tie has a "tape" section with teeth that engage with a pawl in the head to form a ratchet. When the free end of the tie is pulled the cable tie tightens but will not undo. Environmental Factors: Account for exposure to UV rays, moisture, chemicals, or other potentially damaging elements, and choose cable ties with suitable resistance Recycling: Many cable ties are made from recyclable materials. Consider using eco-friendly cable ties and properly dispose of them in recycling facilities when no longer needed.

Releasability: If you anticipate the need to make changes or adjustments frequently, consider using releasable cable ties to avoid the hassle of cutting and replacing them. Storage & organisation Furniture Textiles Kitchenware & tableware Kitchens Lighting Decoration Rugs, mats & flooring Beds & mattresses Baby & children Smart home Bathroom products Laundry & cleaning Plants & plant pots Home electronics Home improvement Outdoor living Food & beverages Christmas Shop Shop by roomCutting and Removal: Use a cable tie cutter or sharp tool to cut cable ties for easy removal. Avoid using scissors or other blunt instruments that may cause damage or create sharp edges. Designed originally for the automotive market these cable ties are now being used in many areas where thin-walled or soft insulation wires and cable are being installed, e.g. railways, aircraft, data cable installations, electronics. With T50LOS a minimum bundle diameter of 1.6 mm is possible. Releasable cable ties are ideal for many industries. Ideal for temporary installation or to remove cables were required, giving you an option for a temporary fix. These are available in different colour, lengths and material. Ideal if you need to repeatedly open and close the tie. These are both used for the industrial and commercial applications, recommended for bundling products such as extension cables, garden hoses, and also harnesses. Temperature Considerations: When using cable ties in extreme temperature conditions, choose materials specifically designed for those environments to ensure long-lasting performance. In general, the speed of cut off, the position of the tool with respect to the cable tie, the condition of the wearing parts in the tool and the state of the cable tie play a fundamental role in the determination of tensile forces.Therefore we must point out that any values we provide can only ever be regarded as guide values for your information. The values cannot be transferred into practice like for like. In our user instructions, we specify an adjustment range for each type of cable tie. If tension values must be documented or comply with a specification, we recommend that you adjust them with the aid of a force meter. Also, as a guideline, half the minimum holding strength of the cable tie should be used as tensile force.