Cable tie BLOW 41-057# 3.5 x 200 mm white, nylon self-locking fastener

BLOW 41-057# 3.5 x 200 mm white is a nylon self-locking cable tie designed for bundling, securing and routing cables, hoses and small pipes. The single-use locking mechanism provides consistent fastening and the nylon material offers resistance to corrosion and general wear. Intended for electrical installations, household cable management and light industrial bundling, this cable tie balances ease of use with moderate tensile strength for routine fastening tasks.

Advantages

The nylon construction ensures dimensional stability and resistance to moisture and many common chemicals, while the molded locking head provides a secure single-direction grip that prevents slippage after installation. Its 3.5 mm width and 200 mm length make it suitable for grouping medium-sized cable bundles without excessive bulk. The white color enables discreet installation in residential or commercial interiors and allows for easy visual identification compared with darker variants.

Suitable for

• Organizing electrical and data cables in homes and offices
• Securing hoses and small-diameter pipes
• Temporary or permanent bundling in light industrial environments
• Fastening components during assembly or installation work

Key specifications

• Material: nylon (polyamide)
• Width: 3.5 mm
• Length: 200 mm
• Color: white
• Locking type: self-locking (single-use)
• Typical applications: cable management, hose routing, light bundling

How to use

Insert the tapered end of the cable tie through the locking head and pull until the bundle is secure; do not overtighten to avoid damaging cables or hoses. After tightening, cut off excess length close to the head for a neat finish. Use appropriate cutting tools to prevent fraying and to ensure a flush cut. For multiple bundles, apply ties at regular intervals to distribute holding force evenly.

Usage recommendations

For electrical installations, arrange and separate power and signal cables before fastening to reduce interference and heat buildup. Avoid exposing the cable tie to direct sunlight for extended periods unless the installation environment is known to be UV-stable. Select a larger width or length when higher tensile strength or greater bundle capacity is required.