Releasable cable tie Fischer 553345

The Fischer 553345 releasable cable tie is designed for secure and adjustable bundling of cables and wires. Supplied in a box of 155 pieces, each tie combines a durable plastic construction with a releasable locking mechanism that allows repeated use and easy repositioning. These cable organizers are suitable for managing electrical, data and audio-visual wiring in both residential and commercial installations.

Advantages

Releasable fastening permits quick adjustments without cutting or replacing ties, reducing waste and downtime. The ties are manufactured from robust material that resists deformation under normal indoor use and maintains reliable grip on bundled cables. The consistent size and uniform locking action provide predictable performance during installation and later modifications.

Suitable for

• Bundling power cords, network cables and AV cables
• Temporary cable routing during testing or maintenance
• Organizing cables in server cabinets, workstations and home entertainment setups
• Use in workshops, offices and light industrial environments

Key specifications

• Releasable locking mechanism for multiple uses
• Durable plastic construction suitable for indoor environments
• Standard length and width for general cable management tasks
• Box quantity: 155 pieces per package

How to use

Wrap the cable tie around the group of cables to be secured, insert the tail through the head and engage the locking mechanism. To reposition or remove the tie, press the release tab and withdraw the tail; then reapply as needed. Ensure cables are not over-tensioned when fastening to avoid deformation of cable insulation. For repeated use, inspect the locking mechanism and the tie body for wear before reapplying.

Usage recommendations

For best results, group cables by function and avoid combining power and low-voltage signal cables in the same bundle to reduce interference. Use these releasable ties indoors and avoid prolonged exposure to direct sunlight or extreme temperatures that may affect the plastic’s lifespan.