Cable tie strip JAPRO 160 x 2.5 mm, pack of 100 – model 852

JAPRO cable tie strip 160 x 2.5 mm (model 852) is a nylon fastening strip supplied in a pack of 100. Designed for bundling and securing cables, wiring looms and small hoses, these cable ties offer a simple mechanical locking mechanism for reliable cable management in indoor installations, automotive maintenance and general household applications where this length and width are appropriate.

Advantages

Made from durable nylon material, these cable ties resist stretching and provide a firm hold without slipping. The slim 2.5 mm width allows neat routing in tight spaces while the 160 mm length is suitable for small to medium bundles. Supplied in a pack of 100, the set provides multiple ties for larger jobs or ongoing maintenance needs. The self-locking head enables quick, tool-free installation and consistent clamping force.

Suitable for

• Organizing household and office electrical cables
• Securing wiring looms in automotive and light industrial applications
• Bundling small hoses, tubing or fibre bundles
• Temporary fixation during installation or repair work

Key specifications

• Material: Nylon
• Length: 160 mm
• Width: 2.5 mm
• Pack quantity: 100 pieces
• Locking type: Self-locking mechanical head
• Colour: typically natural/standard (may vary by batch)

How to use

Insert the tail end of the cable tie through the locking head, wrap the tie around the cables or items to be bundled, then pull the tail until the bundle is secured and the head engages. Trim any excess tail close to the head to avoid sharp edges. For repeated use or adjustable bundling, use a purpose-made releasable tie; these JAPRO ties are intended for single-use permanent or semi-permanent fastening.

Usage recommendations

Choose an appropriate tie length and width for the bundle diameter to avoid over-tightening; ensure cables are arranged without excessive strain. For outdoor, high-temperature or chemically exposed environments, select ties specified for those conditions. When cutting excess material, use flush-cutting pliers to prevent damage to surrounding insulation.