Cable tie Ergom TK black 120 x 5 mm pack of 100

Ergom TK black cable ties, size 120 x 5 mm, supplied in a pack of 100, are designed for basic cable management and fastening tasks. These single-use nylon ties feature a ridged strap and locking head that provide a secure hold for bundling cables, hoses and small components in domestic, workshop and light industrial settings. Their compact dimensions make them suitable for neat routing of wiring and temporary or semi-permanent fixing where a low-profile, reliable fastener is required.

Advantages

The smooth, flexible nylon material resists cracking and allows easy threading through confined spaces while the ratcheting head ensures one-way locking to prevent loosening. Black coloration reduces visual contrast against dark cables and equipment, helping to maintain a tidy appearance. Supplied in a pack of 100, these ties offer consistent quality and dimensions for repetitive tasks, simplifying inventory and replacement.

Suitable for

• Bundling electrical cables and cord sets
• Securing hoses and tubing in non-pressurized applications
• Organizing computer and entertainment system wiring
• Temporary fastening of lightweight components in automotive maintenance
• General household and workshop cable management

Key specifications

• Material: nylon (polyamide)
• Color: black
• Length: 120 mm
• Width: 5 mm
• Pack quantity: 100 pieces
• Locking type: one-way ratcheting head
• Intended use: indoor and general-purpose cable management

How to use

Wrap the strap around the items to be fastened, insert the tail end into the head and pull until the desired tightness is reached. Ensure the tie is seated properly in the head and that excess tail is trimmed if required. These cable ties are intended for single locking; to release, the tie must be cut. Use appropriate cutting tools to avoid damaging bundled cables or nearby surfaces.

Usage recommendations

For long-term outdoor exposure or high-temperature environments, select ties specified for UV resistance or elevated temperature ratings. When securing electrical bundles, avoid over-tensioning to prevent conductor deformation; leave slight slack where movement or thermal expansion is expected.