Cable tie Label the Cable LTC ROLLs synthetic multicolour 1000×16×3 mm 4 pcs

Label the Cable LTC ROLLs synthetic multicolour cable ties measure 1000×16×3 mm and come in packs of 4. These cable ties combine bundling strength with integrated visible colour coding to simplify identification of cables in installations, maintenance tasks and network or AV setups. Made of synthetic material, each tie is long enough for larger cable bundles and wide enough to provide secure fastening while offering space for clear colour-based labelling.

Advantages

These multicolour synthetic cable ties provide a simple way to both secure and identify cable groups without separate labels. Their 1000 mm length and 16 mm width give sufficient reach and clamping surface for larger bundles, while the 3 mm thickness ensures reliable tension and durability under normal indoor conditions. Supplied in sets of four, they are convenient for small projects, patching and point-of-use installations where quick colour coding reduces installation time and aids future maintenance.

Suitable for

• Cable management in network racks and server cabinets
• Audio/video installations and home theater cabling
• Electrical and low-voltage cable bundling during installation
• Temporary or permanent identification of cable runs

Key specifications

• Material: synthetic
• Colour: multicolour
• Length: 1000 mm
• Width: 16 mm
• Thickness: 3 mm
• Pack quantity: 4 pieces

How to use

Wrap the cable tie around the bundle, insert the tail into the head and pull until the desired tension is reached; trim any excess tail for a neat finish. Use the different colours to mark cable functions, destinations or priorities—apply consistent colour-coding across racks or rooms to maintain clarity. For long-term outdoor use or exposure to harsh environments, check compatibility of the synthetic material with site conditions before installation.

Usage recommendations

Apply these cable ties indoors or in protected enclosures where synthetic material is suitable. Avoid over-tightening to prevent cable damage; leave slight slack for heat expansion on power or high-current cables. Use consistent colour conventions across your installation to maximize the identification benefit.