Cable tie CONOTECH™ NS-164 7.6×350 mm, nylon, 50 pcs, black

CONOTECH™ NS-164 7.6×350 mm cable ties are nylon self-locking straps for bundling and securing cables, hoses and wiring. Supplied in a pack of 50 and finished in black, these medium-length ties combine flexibility and tensile strength to organize wiring runs and fasten groups of conduits in residential, commercial and industrial settings. The smooth surface and low-profile head help maintain a neat appearance while the nylon construction provides resistance to everyday mechanical stress.

Advantages

These cable ties offer a balance of durability and ease of use: the self-locking head enables quick one-handed installation without tools, while the 7.6 mm width provides additional grip compared with narrower ties. The 350 mm length accommodates medium-sized cable bundles, and the black color reduces visual impact in installations where a discrete finish is preferred. Nylon material yields good flexibility and repeated bend resistance for general-purpose fastening.

Suitable for

• Bundling electrical wires, data cables and coaxial leads
• Securing hoses and tubing in workshop or automotive applications
• Organizing cables behind desks, racks and AV equipment
• General-purpose fastening in maintenance, installation and DIY projects

Key specifications

• Material: nylon (polyamide)
• Width: 7.6 mm
• Length: 350 mm
• Color: black
• Pack quantity: 50 pieces
• Closure type: self-locking head

How to use

Wrap the cable tie around the bundle with the toothed side facing inward, insert the tail through the locking head and pull until the bundle is held firmly. Trim any excess tail flush with the head for a tidy finish. For initial routing, position cables to avoid sharp bends and allow clearance for connectors; for long-term installations, ensure ties are not overtightened to prevent damage to cable insulation.

Usage recommendations

Use these nylon ties for indoor and protected outdoor applications where moderate UV exposure is expected; for prolonged outdoor exposure or direct sunlight, consider UV-stabilized ties. Select an appropriate tightening torque to avoid compressing cable jackets, and use multiple ties spaced evenly for long bundles to distribute load and maintain neat cable management.