Cable tie BLOW 41-214# 3.2 x 150 mm black, nylon self-locking fastener

BLOW 41-214# 3.2 x 150 mm black nylon self-locking fastener is a slim, general-purpose cable tie designed to bundle and secure cables, hoses and small assemblies. With a 3.2 mm width and 150 mm length, this black nylon tie provides a compact fastening solution for routine cable management tasks in electrical, telecom and everyday applications. The self-locking head ensures a secure hold without additional tools and the nylon construction offers flexibility and basic mechanical strength suitable for indoor use.

Advantages

The nylon material combines flexibility with resistance to normal wear, while the self-locking head enables quick and reliable fastening. Its narrow profile and 150 mm length make it suitable for grouping small to medium cable bundles without adding significant bulk. The black colour helps conceal the tie in darker cable environments and provides a uniform appearance for organized installations.

Suitable for

• Bundling electrical and telecom cables
• Securing hoses and tubing in light-duty assemblies
• Organizing wires inside cabinets and enclosures
• Temporary or permanent fastening of small components

Key specifications

• Material: nylon (polyamide)
• Width: 3.2 mm
• Length: 150 mm
• Colour: black
• Locking type: self-locking head
• Intended use: indoor cable management and light fastening tasks

How to use

Insert the tail of the tie through the head and pull until the bundle is held firmly; the ratcheting mechanism prevents loosening. Trim any excess tail close to the head to reduce protrusion and avoid sharp edges. For repeated installations, use a fresh tie each time since nylon cable ties are designed for single-use tightening. Ensure the tied bundle is not overtightened to avoid damaging cable insulation.

Usage recommendations

Use these cable ties for indoor, low- to medium-stress applications; avoid outdoor or high-temperature environments where nylon may degrade. For heavier loads or outdoor use, select a wider or UV-stabilized tie. When fastening power cables, allow enough slack to prevent strain on connectors and check that the tie does not compress cable insulation excessively.