Pack of 25 ORNO cable ties in black, model OR-AE-13200/3/10/25, designed as self-locking plastic straps for bundling and securing cables, wires and small hoses. These cable ties provide a straightforward fastening solution for installations, repairs and routine cable management tasks in homes, offices and light industrial environments. The compact pack contains enough ties for multiple small projects and routine maintenance jobs where quick, reliable cable bundling is required.
Advantages
Black self-locking construction ensures simple, one-handed fastening without additional tools. The plastic material is lightweight and resists corrosion and moisture, making the ties suitable for indoor environments and protected outdoor applications. The pack of 25 offers a balance between quantity and storage space, allowing you to keep a ready supply for electrical, audiovisual and network cabling tasks. Their uniform design provides consistent tension and a secure hold for bundles of various sizes within the product's capacity.
Suitable for
- Organizing and securing electrical and network cables
- Bundling wires in home and office installations
- Temporary or semi-permanent fastening of small hoses and tubing
- Repair and maintenance tasks in light industrial settings
- Cable management behind desks, entertainment systems and server racks
Key specifications
- Color: black
- Quantity in pack: 25 pieces
- Type: self-locking plastic cable ties
- Typical use: bundling and securing cables, wires and small hoses
- Suitable environments: indoor and protected outdoor use, home, office, light industrial
How to use
Insert the tapered end of the cable tie through the head and pull to tighten until the bundle is secure; the self-locking mechanism will hold the chosen tension. Trim any excess tail with wire cutters or scissors close to the head for a neat finish. For repeated adjustments, cut the tie and replace with a new one; these ties are intended for single-use fastening where a secure, non-releasable hold is required.
Usage recommendations
Choose a tie length and bundle size that avoids over-tightening to prevent damage to cables. For cable runs that require frequent changes, consider using releasable fasteners instead. Store the pack in a dry place away from direct sunlight to maintain material properties.
