Cabletech cable ties, 2.5 mm x 10 cm, black, pack of 100

Cabletech cable ties, 2.5 mm x 10 cm in black, come as a pack of 100 and are designed for bundling and organizing cables, wires and small hoses in home, office or AV installations. Each tie is made from nylon and features a self-locking head that enables quick manual installation without tools. Their compact width and moderate length make them suitable for indoor cable management and light-duty fastening tasks where a discreet and reliable hold is required.

Advantages

These black nylon cable ties provide a balance of strength and flexibility for everyday cable management. The self-locking mechanism offers secure fastening while allowing fast application by hand. A narrow 2.5 mm profile reduces bulk when grouping multiple cables, and the 10 cm length accommodates small to medium bundles. Supplied in a pack of 100, they allow for systematic organization across multiple points without frequent reordering.

Suitable for

• Bundling electrical cords and network cables
• Organizing AV and entertainment system wiring
• Securing small hoses and tubing in non-pressurized applications
• Temporary or semi-permanent cable routing in offices and server rooms
• DIY and light repair tasks requiring small fasteners

Key specifications

• Material: nylon
• Width: 2.5 mm
• Length: 100 mm (10 cm)
• Color: black
• Pack quantity: 100 pieces
• Lock type: self-locking (ratchet head)

How to use

Insert the tapered end of a cable tie through the opening in the head and pull to tighten around the cables or item to be secured. Adjust the tension manually until the desired tightness is reached; the self-locking head will prevent loosening. Trim any excess tail with scissors or cutting pliers for a neat finish. For repeated use, replace ties rather than attempting to release the lock, as the self-locking design is intended for single-use fastening.

Usage recommendations

For best results, choose locations away from direct sunlight and high humidity to avoid accelerated aging of nylon. Use multiple ties spaced along longer cable runs to distribute load evenly, and avoid over-tightening to prevent damage to cable insulation. For outdoor or heavy-duty applications, select ties rated for UV exposure or higher tensile strength.