Cable ties InLine 150 mm black, pack of 100 – fastening straps for cables

InLine 150 mm black cable ties, pack of 100, are nylon fastening straps designed for bundling and securing cables, wires and small hoses in indoor environments. The ties feature a ball-type locking head that provides a reliable hold and enables quick, single-handed installation. Their compact 150 mm length makes them suitable for tight spaces, electronics, office setups and general household cable management. These InLine ties are designed for multiple use in light-duty applications such as organizing cords, securing small bundles and closing bags.

Advantages

The ball-type locking head ensures consistent retention and prevents slippage while remaining simple to fasten. Made from flexible nylon, the straps resist deformation under normal indoor conditions and adapt to different bundle diameters. Supplied in a pack of 100, they offer a practical quantity for routine cable management tasks at home, in offices or in electronics work. Their black colour blends discreetly with most cables and devices.

Suitable for

• Bundling power and data cables in office and home setups
• Organising cables inside computer cases and entertainment systems
• Securing small hoses, cords and cable bundles
• Temporary or repeated bundling tasks, such as closing bags or holding small items together

Key specifications

• Material: nylon (flexible, for indoor use)
• Length: 150 mm
• Colour: black
• Locking mechanism: ball-type head for quick securing
• Pack size: 100 ties

How to use

Insert the tail of the cable tie through the slot in the ball-type head, wrap the tie around the bundle and pull the tail until the desired tension is reached. Trim any excess tail with scissors or cutting pliers for a neat finish. For repeated use, release the ball head if possible and re-secure as needed; if the tie is cut to remove it, replace with a new tie from the pack.

Usage recommendations

For best results, group cables by function before fastening, avoid over-tightening to prevent cable deformation, and keep ties away from heat sources and direct sunlight to maintain material integrity. Use appropriate length ties for larger bundles and replace ties that show signs of wear or cracking.