Cable tie BLOW 41-022# 4.2 x 200 mm white, nylon self-locking strap

BLOW 41-022# is a white nylon self-locking cable tie measuring 4.2 x 200 mm, designed for bundling and securing cables, hoses and small pipes. Its molded nylon body and integrated locking head provide a single-use, secure fastening solution that resists deformation and maintains grip under normal indoor conditions. The compact profile and medium length make it suitable for tight spaces and general cable management tasks in electrical installations, home setups and light industrial applications.

Advantages

The nylon construction delivers a balance of strength and flexibility while remaining lightweight and corrosion-resistant. The self-locking head ensures quick, one-handed installation without additional tools, and the narrow 4.2 mm width permits tidy bundling of multiple conductors or thin hoses. Its white color allows discreet integration into light-colored surfaces and cabling runs, and the 200 mm length accommodates moderate-sized bundles while minimizing excess material.

Suitable for

• Organizing power, data and AV cables in homes and offices
• Securing hoses and small-diameter pipes in light industrial or workshop settings
• Fastening components in electrical installation and maintenance work
• Temporary or single-use applications where a reliable clamp is required

Key specifications

• Material: nylon (polyamide)
• Width: 4.2 mm
• Length: 200 mm
• Color: white
• Type: self-locking (single-use)
• Typical use environment: indoor, sheltered locations

How to use

Insert the free end of the strap through the locking head and pull to tighten around the bundle until the desired tension is reached. Trim the excess tail close to the head for a neat finish, taking care to avoid injuring adjacent cables or surfaces. Once engaged, the locking mechanism resists loosening; the tie is intended as a permanent or single-use fastening and is removed by cutting when disassembly is required. Use appropriate cutting tools and personal protective equipment when removing ties.

Usage recommendations

For long-term or outdoor applications, consider selecting UV-stabilized or weather-resistant ties; for heavy loads, choose wider or longer ties rated for higher tensile strength. When bundling power and data cables together, follow local electrical guidelines to maintain separation where required. Avoid overtightening to prevent damage to cable insulation.