Cable ties ORNO 7.5 mm x 500 mm, pack of 25 are fastening straps intended for bundling, securing and organizing cables, harnesses and pipes. Manufactured from durable plastic, these ties feature a self-locking head and a 7.5 mm wide strap that offers stable clamping along the 500 mm length. Supplied in a pack of 25, they are suitable for general installation tasks in domestic, workshop and light professional environments where medium-strength fastening and tidy cable management are required.
Advantages
These ORNO cable ties provide reliable, single-point locking without the need for additional tools, combining ease of use with consistent holding force. The 7.5 mm width balances flexibility and strength, allowing neat routing of multiple conductors or hoses while maintaining a compact bundle profile. The 500 mm length accommodates larger cable groups or routing around structural elements, and the pack of 25 ensures an adequate quantity for typical installation jobs or maintenance tasks.
Suitable for
- Securing and organizing electrical cables and wire looms
- Bundling hoses, tubes and small pipes in installations
- Temporary or permanent fastening in workshops and garages
- Routing and fastening cables in home AV and networking setups
- General cable management in light commercial or industrial environments
Key specifications
- Strap width: 7.5 mm
- Strap length: 500 mm
- Material: durable plastic (self-locking design)
- Pack quantity: 25 pieces
- Locking type: one-way ratchet lock for secure hold
- Typical tensile capacity: suitable for medium-strength bundling (see manufacturer guidance)
How to use
Insert the free end of the strap through the locking head and pull to tighten until the bundle is secure. Trim any excess strap close to the head for a neat finish. For improved results, group cables evenly before tightening and avoid over-tensioning or sharp bending of sensitive conductors. Use appropriate cutting tools when removing to prevent damage to nearby wires.
Usage recommendations
For long-term outdoor exposure or chemically aggressive environments, verify material compatibility and consider specialized UV-stabilized or chemical-resistant ties. When organizing power and signal cables together, maintain recommended separation and routing practices to reduce interference.
