Industrial Cable Ties

CGUK’s high quality cable ties, made from high quality Nylon 66, are black or natural and supplied in bags of 100 as standard. Also known as zip ties, these are used to help with installations by holding cables together or in a specific location. They are non-releasable, single use only and can be cut to length. Made from durable nylon with a flexible tape section.

Quality cable ties

High tensile strength with low insertion force. Weather and age resistant. Suitable for many uses in many industries. Self-locking for fast and easy application. Operating temperature -40°C to +85°C. Cable ties available in many lengths, colours and widths.

Material

UL Approved Nylon 66,94V-2. Polyamide is one of the most common synthetic thermoplastic materials used for cable ties.

Coloured cable ties

Black or Natural. The black cable tie is the most popular.

Type

Nylon Cable Tie

Material

UL Approved Nylon 66,94V-2

Cable ties

Cable ties, also known as zip ties or tie-wraps, are essential fasteners to manage and organisate cables and wires across many industries and applications. These versatile tools provide a secure and easy way to cable manage, so cables are tidied and easily identifiable. From electrical installations to automotive applications, cable ties come in many types, materials and sizes to suit your needs. In this article we will look at the types of cable ties, materials and durability, industrial applications and tips for choosing the right cable tie for your requirements.

Types of Cable Ties

There are many types of cable ties, each with its own features and benefits for different applications. Here are some of the most common:

• Releasable Cable Ties: These can be opened and closed, perfect for temporary fastening where adjustments may be needed.

• Coloured Cable Ties: Available in many colours, these are ideal for colour coding and identifying different cables and wires, to organisate and be more efficient.

• Stainless Steel Ties: Made from high quality stainless steel, these are designed for harsh environments and extreme conditions, for maximum strength and durability.* One-Piece Cable Ties: Made from one piece of material, these ties are easy to use and install, for many applications.

• Cable Clips: These ties attach to edges, holes and surfaces, perfect for securing cables and wires in place, for a tidy setup.

Materials and Durability

Cable ties are made from many materials, each with its own advantages and characteristics:

• Nylon: A popular choice for cable ties, nylon is strong, durable and chemical and abrasion resistant. Suitable for many applications.

• Polypropylene: High tensile strength, chemical resistant and cost effective, for many uses.

• Stainless Steel: High strength and corrosion resistant, for harsh environments and extreme conditions, for long life.

Industrial Applications

Cable ties are used in many industrial applications to manage and organisate cables and wires:

• Electrical Installation: Cable ties are used to bundle and secure cables and wires in electrical installations, for a neat setup.

• Harness Making: In harness making, cable ties secure cables and wires into bundles, for efficient and tidy arrangements.

• Construction: Cable ties are used in construction to secure cables and wires, for a safe and organised work environment.

• Aerospace: The aerospace industry uses cable ties to secure cables and wires in aircraft and spacecraft, for reliable performance.

• Automotive: In the automotive industry, cable ties are used to manage and secure cables and wires in vehicles, for safety and functionality.

Choosing the Right Cable Tie

Choosing the right cable tie for your needs can be confusing with so many options. Here are some tips to help you make the right choice:

• Material: Choose a cable tie made from a material suitable for your application, nylon, polypropylene or stainless steel.

• Size: Make sure the cable tie is the right size for your application, a secure fit without being too tight or too loose.

• Type: Select a cable tie that meets your needs, releasable for temporary use or coloured for easy identification.

• Durability: Choose a cable tie that can handle your application conditions, chemicals, extreme temps or harsh environments.

• Value: Look for cable ties that offer good value, cost against quality and performance.

By considering these you can choose the right cable tie for you, to manage and organisate your cables and wires.

Technical Data

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