Cable hook-and-loop strap GEKO G01397 — organizer 60 cm × 20 mm, pack of 200

Hook-and-loop cable straps GEKO G01397 are reusable cable organizers measuring 60 cm × 20 mm, supplied in a pack of 200. They are designed to tidy, bundle and secure power, data and AV cables while allowing adjustable fastening and repeated use. These straps help organise cable runs in home, office, server rack and AV installation environments, providing a simple solution for cable management without tools.

Advantages

The hook-and-loop construction provides reliable yet re-adjustable fastening that can be opened and closed many times without degrading performance. Made for general cable management, each strap offers flexibility for varying cable diameters while maintaining a low profile. Supplied in a bulk pack of 200, the set reduces the need for frequent reordering and is convenient for projects that require many ties. The neutral design is compatible with a wide range of cable types including electrical cords, network cables and multimedia leads.

Suitable for

• Bundling power cords, data cables and AV leads
• Organising cables in home entertainment systems and workstations
• Securing cable bundles in server racks and network cabinets
• Temporary or permanent cable management during installations or maintenance

Key specifications

• Length: 60 cm
• Width: 20 mm
• Material type: hook-and-loop fastening (reusable)
• Quantity per pack: 200 pieces
• Colour: typically neutral/black (as supplied)

How to use

Wrap a strap around the cable bundle with the hook side facing the loop side, overlap the ends and press to secure. Adjust the position and tension as needed and re-fastenen by peeling apart and refastening. For neat routing, group cables by function or destination before securing; do not over-tighten to avoid cable deformation. Use multiple straps at intervals along long cable runs for stable organisation.

Usage recommendations

Use the straps at regular intervals (for example every 20–30 cm on long bundles) to maintain even support and avoid stress points. Avoid placing straps directly over cable connectors or heat sources. Inspect straps periodically for wear if used in permanent installations, and replace any that show fraying to maintain secure fastening.