Cable tie hook-and-loop straps GEKO 150 mm x 12 mm set of 12 – reusable cable organizer

GEKO hook-and-loop cable straps, 150 mm long and 12 mm wide, sold in a set of 12, are reusable cable organizers designed to bundle and secure power, data and audio cables without damaging insulation. The straps use a hook-and-loop fastening system that allows repeated opening and closing for frequent reconfiguration, making them suitable for home, office, server racks, AV setups and workshop environments where neat, adjustable cable routing is required.

Advantages

The hook-and-loop construction provides a secure hold while remaining gentle on cable sheathing, preventing pinching or abrasion. Reusability reduces waste and cost compared with single-use ties. Compact size and flexible material make the straps easy to wrap around different cable diameters and to install or remove quickly. Supplied as a uniform set of 12, the straps provide consistent management for multiple cable runs and help maintain a tidy appearance.

Suitable for

• Organising power cords, Ethernet and USB cables in home and office setups
• Bundling patch cables and power leads in server racks and network cabinets
• Securing audio and video cables in AV installations and broadcast environments
• Temporary or frequently changed wiring in workshops and test benches
• Labelled or colour-coded cable groups where non-damaging fasteners are required

Key specifications

• Length: 150 mm
• Width: 12 mm
• Fastening: hook-and-loop (reusable)
• Quantity: set of 12 straps
• Material properties: flexible, gentle on cable insulation

How to use

Wrap a strap around the cable bundle, align the hook and loop surfaces and press them together to secure. To open, pull the strap apart at the edge of the fastening and reposition as needed. For larger bundles, overlap straps or use multiple straps spaced along the run. The straps can be trimmed if necessary to fit a specific application, taking care to avoid fraying of the loop surface.

Usage recommendations

For best results, group cables by function (power, data, audio) before fastening, and avoid overtightening to prevent compression of connector housings or cable insulation. Regularly inspect straps for wear if used in environments with high movement or vibration, and replace any that show signs of damage to maintain secure cable management.