Black cable ties 200 mm long x 2.5 mm

Cable ties 200mm x 2.5mm - 1000 pieces black

The black cable tie of 200 mm long and 2.5 mm wide bundles cabling and pipes quickly and neatly. With a tensile strength of 8.1 kg and a bundle diameter up to 53 mm, this is a versatile size for everyday use. The pack contains 1000 pieces.

Specifications

Applications and sectors

These black cable ties are used across a wide range of industries, including for:

• tying together hoses, pipes and conduits;
• organising and labelling cable looms;
• bundling thin wires and cabling in switch and distribution cabinets;
• neatly tucking away cabling in machines and equipment;

In practice, this size is often used in machine and equipment building, agricultural and horticultural technology and electrical and installation engineering.

How do you fasten a cable tie?

You place the band around the bundle, push the pointed end through the head and pull to the desired tension; the self-locking teeth keep the tie permanently in place. For consistent tension and a safe, flush cut, a cable tie tool is recommended.

View the full range at black cable ties. For the food and pharmaceutical industry there are detectable cable ties. For a tight, even installation, use our cable tie tools.

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Frequently asked questions

Can I reuse the cable tie?

No, the self-locking ratchet closure is permanent and therefore single-use. You need to cut through it to remove the tie.

Are black cable ties suitable for outdoor use?

Yes, the black version contains a UV-stabilising additive and is therefore resistant to sunlight. Natural/white ties are mainly intended for indoor use.

What else are cable ties used for besides cabling?

Besides cables, they are used to bundle hoses, pipes and nets, and to temporarily fasten material to fencing, racks or structures.