Description
Crescent Natural Cable Ties 200mm x 4.6mm are general-purpose, self-locking nylon ties for bundling and tidying cables, supplied here as a pack of 100. They suit everyday jobs around the home, office and workshop, and come in a resealable zip lock bag so the spares stay clean and easy to find.
About the product
Each tie is a one-piece, self-locking design made from UL approved nylon. Crescent uses a heavier weight of material for extra strength, and the nylon resists most chemical acids. The natural (white) colour makes them easy to spot and label. They are a plain, non-releasable tie with no mounting screw hole, so once locked they stay put until you cut them off.
Where to use it
Indoors: tidying power, AV and computer cables, bundling leads in the workshop or garage, organising hoses and cords, and general household bundling.
Outdoors: not recommended. These natural ties are not UV resistant, so choose a UV-stabilised black tie for sun-exposed jobs.
How to use it
- Wrap the tie around the cables or items you want to bundle.
- Feed the tail through the locking head and pull it snug by hand.
- Trim the spare tail with side cutters or snips for a neat finish.
- Bundle diameter range: 3 to 50 mm.
- Keep the leftover ties sealed in the zip lock bag until needed.
Important notes
These ties are single-use and cannot be released, so you will need a new tie if you want to rework a bundle. They are not UV resistant and are intended for indoor use. Do not overtighten on delicate cables, as excess pressure can damage cable insulation.
Specifications
| Brand |
Crescent |
| Product |
Natural Cable Ties |
| Model |
WN8100 |
| Size |
200mm x 4.6mm |
| Pack |
100 ties |
| Colour |
Natural / white |
| Material |
Nylon, UL approved |
| Tensile strength |
222 N (about 22 kg) |
| Bundle diameter |
3 to 50 mm |
| Mounting screw hole |
No |
| Releasable |
No |
| UV resistant |
No |
| Use |
Indoor |
Care and storage
Store the ties in their resealable bag in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight and heat. Keep out of reach of young children. Always trim the tail close to the head and take care with sharp cut ends.
