Cable ties ARGO 32 mm blue, pack of 50 (model 405323)

ARGO cable ties 32 mm blue, pack of 50 are plastic self-locking fasteners designed for bundling and securing cables, hoses and small items in electrical, automotive and household settings. Each tie has a ratchet head that provides quick and reliable single-use fastening; the compact 32 mm width balances strength and flexibility for common light-duty tasks. The pack contains fifty ties in blue, enabling colour-coded organisation and easier identification of cable groups.

Advantages

The self-locking ratchet head ensures consistent one-way tightening and a secure hold without additional tools. The 32 mm width offers sufficient tensile strength for light bundling while remaining flexible enough to route around bundles and connectors. Blue colour facilitates visual identification and colour-coding in installations. Supplied in a pack of 50, these ties offer convenient quantity for small projects, repairs and routine cable management.

Suitable for

• Organising electrical and data cables in home or office
• Securing hoses and small-diameter tubing
• Temporary fixes and light fastening in automotive use
• Colour-coded cable identification and grouping
• General household and DIY bundling tasks

Key specifications

• Material: plastic (polyamide or general-purpose nylon)
• Width: 32 mm
• Closure: self-locking ratchet head (single-use)
• Colour: blue
• Package quantity: 50 pieces

How to use

Wrap the cable tie around the bundle and insert the tail through the ratchet head. Pull the tail until the bundle is secured; the ratchet mechanism will lock and prevent loosening. Cut off excess tail close to the head with cutters or scissors to avoid sharp ends. These ties are intended for single-use; replace the tie if removal is necessary.

Usage recommendations

Use these ties for light to moderate bundling applications and avoid exposing them to prolonged direct UV or high-temperature conditions which may reduce durability. For heavier loads or permanent outdoor installations, consider larger-width ties or UV-stabilised variants. Always trim excess tail to reduce snagging and follow safe cutting practices.