Releasable cable tie Alcasa KAB-25S48 — Nylon, 250×4.8×1.2 mm, Black, 100 pcs

Alcasa KAB-25S48 is a releasable cable tie made from nylon in black, sized 250 × 4.8 × 1.2 mm and supplied in a pack of 100 pieces. It is designed for bundling and routing cables, hoses and other flexible items where temporary fastening or later repositioning is required. The releasable latch enables multiple uses of the same tie, reducing waste and allowing adjustments during installation or maintenance.

Advantages

The nylon construction provides a balance of strength and flexibility while remaining lightweight. The releasable mechanism allows quick release and reuse without cutting, making these ties suitable for temporary setups or iterative cable management. The 4.8 mm width and 1.2 mm thickness deliver adequate grip for household, office and light industrial cables while the 250 mm length accommodates medium-sized bundles. Black colour offers low visibility in typical installations and resists visual dirt.

Suitable for

• Cable bundling and routing in home and office environments
• Temporary fastening during installation, testing or maintenance
• Organising computer cables, AV leads and power cords
• Managing hoses and flexible tubing in light industrial or workshop settings
• Reusable applications where periodic repositioning is needed

Key specifications

• Material: Nylon
• Colour: Black
• Length: 250 mm
• Width: 4.8 mm
• Thickness: 1.2 mm
• Pack quantity: 100 pieces
• Type: Releasable / reusable cable tie

How to use

Insert the tail of the cable tie through the head until the tie comfortably encircles the bundle. Tighten by hand to achieve the required hold, then engage the latch to secure the tie. To release, lift or depress the releasable tab on the head as designed and gently pull the tail back through the head. Because the tie is reusable, inspect the latch and strap for wear before each reuse and replace any ties with visible damage.

Usage recommendations

For best results, avoid overtightening on delicate cables and fibres; leave a small clearance to prevent deformation. Use multiple ties spaced along long bundles for even support and route ties away from sharp edges or heat sources to preserve material integrity.