ORNO cable ties, 4.8 mm × 300 mm, pack of 100 are plastic self-locking fasteners designed for bundling cables, securing wiring and general fastening tasks. The 4.8 mm width and 300 mm length provide a balance between strength and flexibility for common home, office and light industrial uses. Supplied in a pack of 100, these cable ties are intended for repeated organizing tasks, installation work and temporary fixes where a reliable, simple clamping solution is needed.
Advantages
The self-locking mechanism ensures secure retention without the need for additional tools, and the smooth surface simplifies insertion and tie tightening. Made from durable plastic, these ties resist normal wear and provide consistent clamping force for routine cable management. The standard length and width make them compatible with most wire bundles, conduit straps and mounting scenarios encountered in everyday electrical and installation work.
Suitable for (tasks / use cases)
- Bundling and organizing power cords, network cables and audio/video cables
- Securing wiring in electrical installations and mounting cable runs
- Temporary fixes, holding parts during assembly, and general fastening tasks
- Workshop, server racks, home entertainment systems and office cable management
Key specifications
- Material: durable plastic (self-locking)
- Width: 4.8 mm
- Length: 300 mm
- Pack quantity: 100 pieces
- Design: smooth surface with locking head for reliable clamping
How to use
Wrap the cable tie around the bundle or object to be secured, insert the tail into the locking head and pull until the desired tightness is achieved. Trim the excess tail with cutting pliers or scissors for a neat finish. For repeated use, plan ties in accessible positions and replace them if any deformation or damage is observed. Do not overtighten on delicate cables to avoid conductor compression or insulation damage.
Usage recommendations
For best results, select an appropriate tie length and avoid excessive bending around sharp edges; protect cables with grommets where they pass through panels. Use cutters made for plastic ties to ensure a clean cut and reduce the risk of sharp residual edges.
