Cable ties ORNO black UV-resistant 3.6 mm x 150 mm, pack of 100

Pack of 100 ORNO black cable ties, each 3.6 mm wide and 150 mm long, designed for securing cables, wiring and small components. The ties feature a self-locking head for quick installation and UV-resistant material that increases durability for indoor use and limited outdoor exposure. Compact dimensions and a narrow profile make these cable ties suitable for bundling data cables, organizing wiring in electrical installations, and general fastening tasks around the home or workshop.

Advantages

These ORNO cable ties offer a combination of easy application and long-term reliability. The self-locking head enables one-handed securing without additional tools, while the UV-resistant construction reduces material degradation when exposed to sunlight for extended periods. The black color helps conceal bundled cables and provides a uniform appearance in visible installations. The pack quantity of 100 ensures an adequate supply for multiple projects or routine maintenance.

Suitable for

• Organizing and bundling electrical and data cables
• Securing wiring in home and commercial electrical installations
• Fastening small components and harnesses in workshops
• Temporary or semi-permanent outdoor use in limited sun-exposed locations

Key specifications

• Width: 3.6 mm
• Length: 150 mm
• Color: black
• Material characteristic: UV-resistant
• Pack quantity: 100 pieces
• Locking type: self-locking head

How to use

Insert the tail of the cable tie through the head until the desired loop diameter is reached around the cables or object to be secured. Pull the free end to tighten the tie; the self-locking mechanism will hold the tension. Trim any excess length with wire cutters or scissors to achieve a neat finish. For repeated use, replace the tie after cutting, as these are intended for single-use locking applications.

Usage recommendations

For best results, avoid overtightening to prevent cable deformation. When used outdoors, position bundles in shaded or partially sheltered locations to further reduce UV exposure over time. Use appropriate cable management techniques—such as leaving service loops and avoiding sharp edges—to prolong cable and tie lifespan.