Hook & loop fabric cable tie LANBERG ORG01-MT150-MC6 — 150 mm × 12 mm, 12 pcs, multicolour

LANBERG ORG01-MT150-MC6 hook & loop fabric cable ties are reusable fasteners designed for bundling and organising cables. Each tie measures 150 mm in length and 12 mm in width and is supplied in a pack of 12 in multiple colours: black, blue, green, red, white and yellow. Made from soft, flexible fabric with a hook-and-loop closure, these ties allow repeated opening and closing without losing grip, making them suitable for home, office and professional cable management tasks.

Advantages

The soft fabric construction prevents cable damage and kinking while providing enough strength to hold small to moderate bundles. The hook-and-loop fastening enables quick adjustment and repeated use, reducing waste compared with single-use cable ties. The multicolour set helps with visual identification and colour-coding of cable groups for easier organisation and maintenance.

Suitable for

• Bundling and organising power, data and audio/video cables
• Home entertainment systems and computer workstation cable management
• Temporary or frequently changed cable runs where reusable ties are needed
• Colour-coding network, audio or electrical cable groups for easy identification

Key specifications

• Material: fabric with hook-and-loop fastening
• Length: 150 mm
• Width: 12 mm
• Pack quantity: 12 pieces
• Colours: black, blue, green, red, white, yellow
• Reusable: yes
• Flexibility: soft and flexible fabric construction

How to use

Wrap the tie around the cable bundle with the hook side facing the loop side and press the surfaces together to secure. To adjust or remove, separate the hook-and-loop surfaces, reposition as needed and press again. Use multiple ties spaced along a long cable run for even support. Ensure ties are not tightened to the point of deforming or compressing cables that are sensitive to pressure.

Usage recommendations

For best results, choose a colour to represent a cable type or route and use the ties to create neat, accessible bundles. Avoid overtightening, and periodically inspect reusable ties for wear; replace any with frayed fabric or reduced fastening performance.