Hook-and-loop cable tie straps InLine 12×330 mm, pack of 10, multicolour

InLine hook-and-loop cable tie straps, 12 × 330 mm in a pack of 10, are reusable fasteners designed to bundle and organise cables, hoses and small items. The multicolour set includes five different colours for quick visual identification and colour-coding. Each strap measures 330 mm in length and 12 mm in width, providing adjustable closure and a firm hold without damaging insulated cables or sheaths. These straps are suitable for home, office, server racks and AV installations where repeatable, non-permanent cable management is required.

Advantages

The hook-and-loop design allows fast manual application and simple removal, enabling repeated use without loss of holding power. The straps provide a secure grip while avoiding crushing or cutting into cable jackets. Resistant to sea water, oils and fats, they retain functionality in environments where exposure to moisture or light contaminants occurs. The multicolour pack simplifies identification and sorting of cable groups, improving maintenance efficiency.

Suitable for

• Cable management in offices and home workstations
• Bundling network and power cables in server racks
• Organising audio/video and broadcast installations
• Securing hoses or bundled tool sets in workshops
• Temporary fastening and colour-coded wiring runs

Key specifications

• Strap length: 330 mm
• Strap width: 12 mm
• Closure type: hook-and-loop fastener (reusable)
• Pack quantity: 10 straps, multicolour (five different colours)
• Resistance: sea water, oils and fats

How to use

Wrap the strap around the cable bundle or item and press the hook side against the loop side to fasten. Adjust the overlap to achieve the desired tension; the fastening can be opened and reclosed as needed for additions or rearrangements. For neat routing, group cables by function or destination and use one strap every 10–30 cm depending on bundle thickness and required support. When removing, peel the hook away from the loop surface to avoid pulling or stressing connected equipment.

Usage recommendations

Use straps at moderate tension to avoid compressing cable insulation; select longer straps or multiple straps for thick bundles. For outdoor or prolonged wet conditions, check periodic condition and reapply if debris reduces adhesion. Combine colour-coding with a labeling system for clear identification in larger installations.