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Cable Ties

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Cable Ties for Electrical, Automotive & General Fastening:

Cable ties provide a simple fastening solution for bundling wires, securing cables and organising components across electrical, automotive, construction, workshop and general-purpose applications. This extensive collection includes hundreds of options from brands such as Cabac, Tridon, Number 8 and ISL, with standard nylon ties, UV-resistant black cable ties, reusable designs, low-profile ties and assorted packs represented.

Nylon & UV-Resistant Cable Ties:

Nylon cable ties form the core of the range, with lengths and widths suited to different bundle sizes and fastening requirements. Sizes extend from compact 100 x 2.5mm ties through to substantial 600 x 12mm options, with many intermediate sizes including 150mm, 200mm, 280mm, 300mm, 370mm and 400mm.

Black UV-treated cable ties are available for applications requiring UV resistance. Selected ISL and Cabac products use Polyamide 6.6, while Cabac designs include smooth rounded edges and bent, grooved tips intended to assist handling.

Heavy-Duty, Reusable & Low-Profile Cable Ties:

For larger bundles and higher-strength requirements, the collection includes heavy-duty cable ties in wider dimensions such as 7.6mm, 8mm and 12mm. Number 8 reusable 300 x 4.8mm cable ties provide an alternative where a reusable fastening solution is required.

Low-profile ISL cable ties are another specialist option. The 280 x 3.6mm version uses a snag-resistant contour and accommodates bundle diameters up to 77mm, making it useful where a conventional projecting cable-tie head is less desirable.

Colours, Assorted Packs & Bulk Quantities:

Black and natural cable ties are widely represented, alongside green, white, coloured and mixed packs. Pack sizes range from smaller 25-piece quantities through to 100-piece packs and larger bulk or assorted containers.

Choosing the Right Cable Tie:

Start with the bundle diameter and required tie length, then consider width and tensile strength. For exposed applications, check whether UV-treated material is specified. For confined areas, a low-profile design may be preferable, while reusable ties suit situations where bundles may need to be opened and secured again. Always check the individual product specifications when strength, temperature range, material or UV performance is important.