Cable organizer No name OPASKA KABLOWA OPC-200X4.2/W*P100 — cable tie strip, 200 mm × 4.2 mm, pack

No name OPASKA KABLOWA OPC-200X4.2/W*P100 is a cable tie strip with a length of 200 mm and a width of 4.2 mm supplied as a pack. Designed to secure and bundle electrical cables, data cabling, wires and small hoses, this cable organizer provides a straightforward fastening method for installations at home, in workshops or in light commercial environments. It can be used for both temporary and permanent fixing and supports basic strain relief where compact, reliable bundling is required.

Advantages

The cable tie strip offers a simple, low-profile solution for grouping and securing cables without tools. Its 200 mm length and 4.2 mm width make it suitable for medium-sized bundles while remaining easy to route in cable runs and cable trays. Supplied as a pack, the ties are ready for multiple uses across different projects and help maintain a tidier and safer working environment by reducing loose wiring. The product’s neutral design is compatible with common electrical and data cabling practices.

Suitable for

• Bundling power and signal cables in home and office installations
• Securing network and data cables in patch panels and cable trays
• Organizing wires and small hoses in workshops and garages
• Providing strain relief for cable entries and terminations
• Temporary or permanent fixing of cable runs during installation or maintenance

Key specifications

• Length: 200 mm
• Width: 4.2 mm
• Form factor: cable tie strip for bundling and fastening
• Use case: suitable for electrical, data and general cable management
• Pack supply: multiple ties included (pack format)

How to use

Wrap the cable tie strip around the bundle of cables or hose, insert the tapered end into the locking head, and pull through until the desired tension is reached. Trim any excess tail to prevent sharp protrusions. For strain relief, position the tie close to the connector or point of entry and secure snugly without over-tightening to avoid damaging cable insulation. Use appropriate cutting tools to remove ties when they are no longer needed.

Usage recommendations

For effective cable management, group cables by function and route them along cable trays or fixed supports before applying the ties. Avoid over-tightening to prevent crushing delicate conductors; leave a small gap if cables contain insulation or shielding that could be compressed. Store the pack in a dry, cool place away from direct sunlight to maintain material properties.