Kaapelinsidontatarvikelaatikko InLine 1 000 kpl, monivärinen – kaapelikiinnike, 1 000 kpl pakkaus

Box of InLine cable ties containing 1000 multicolour cable fasteners designed for bundling and securing wires, cables and small hoses in home, office or workshop environments. The pack provides a large assortment of ties that simplify cable identification and colour-coding while supporting routine cable routing, temporary fixes and strain relief for lightweight installations.

Advantages

These multicolour cable ties offer quick visual identification of cable groups and simple organisation without the need for tools. The ties are lightweight, compactly packaged in a dispenser box for easy storage and access, and suited for repetitive use in non-permanent applications. Their uniform shape and reliable locking mechanism ensure consistent performance for small to medium bundles while minimising slippage.

Suitable for

• Bundling electrical and data cables in home and office setups
• Colour-coding wiring looms and network runs
• Securing small pneumatic or fluid hoses
• Temporary fixes and workshop organisation
• Label-free cable routing and light strain relief

Key specifications

• Quantity: 1000 pieces per box
• Colour: multicolour assortment for visual identification
• Intended use: bundling and securing wires, cables and small hoses
• Packaging: dispenser box for storage and dispensing

How to use

Wrap a single cable tie around the cable bundle, insert the tail into the head and pull until the bundle is held securely; trim any excess tail if required. For colour-coding, select the appropriate tie colour before fastening to maintain consistent identification. Use ties for temporary or semi-permanent applications and avoid over-tightening to prevent damage to insulation or hoses.

Recommendations

Store the box in a dry place away from direct sunlight and excessive heat. For long-term or high-load applications, consider using purpose-designed fasteners rated for higher tensile strength; use these InLine multicolour ties primarily for organisation, identification and light bundling tasks.