Cable tie NA OPC-750X7.6/W*P100 — 750 mm × 7.6 mm, white, pack 100

Cable tie NA OPC-750X7.6/W*P100 is a 750 mm long, 7.6 mm wide white cable fastener supplied in a pack of 100. It is designed for bundling and securing cables, hoses and pipes in industrial, commercial and domestic installations. The product features a self-locking head that provides reliable fastening for both temporary and permanent applications and is suitable for organizing wiring and securing runs of conduit or tubing.

Advantages

The cable tie combines extended length with a wide profile to handle larger cable bundles and hose assemblies while maintaining a low profile once installed. Its self-locking mechanism ensures quick, one-handed operation and secure retention. The white color offers neutral appearance for visible installations and helps with basic identification, while the durable polymer construction resists typical mechanical stress encountered during routing and fastening tasks.

Suitable for

• Bundling multi-core cables, wiring looms and harnesses
• Securing hoses, pipes and conduit runs in utility and mechanical areas
• Organizing cabling in server rooms, workshops and residential installations
• Temporary or permanent fastening where a long reach is required

Key specifications

• Length: 750 mm
• Width: 7.6 mm
• Color: white
• Pack quantity: 100 pieces
• Lock type: self-locking head for one-way tightening
• Material: durable polymer suitable for general cable management

How to use

Wrap the cable tie around the bundle so that the tail passes through the head, then pull the tail to tighten until the bundle is secured. Trim excess tail flush with the head if a neat finish is required. For best results, position the tie so it seats evenly on the bundle and avoid overtightening on delicate cables or hoses to prevent deformation. Use appropriate cutting tools to remove ties when disassembling or replacing bundles.

Usage recommendations

For long-term outdoor exposure or installations requiring resistance to specific chemicals, UV, or extreme temperatures, select cable ties specified for those conditions. When securing power or telecom cables, leave slack where required by local codes and avoid compressing cable insulation. Consider using multiple ties spaced evenly for long cable runs to maintain neat routing and strain relief.