Cable tie Proline 59110B, white, single-piece fastening strap

Proline 59110B cable tie is a single-piece white fastening strap designed for bundling and securing cables, wires and small hoses. Made from high-quality nylon with a smooth, rounded edge profile, this disposable tie provides a simple locking mechanism and a narrowed end for easy insertion and reliable clamping. The product is suitable for household, office and light industrial environments where a single-use, cost-effective securing solution is required.

Advantages

The cable tie offers UV resistance for outdoor or illuminated locations and smooth, rounded edges to reduce abrasion risk on insulated cables. Constructed from durable nylon, it maintains functional performance across a useful temperature range from -20°C to +50°C. Its narrowed ending section facilitates quick application and positive engagement in the locking head, providing consistent clamping force for routine bundling tasks.

Suitable for

• Bundling electrical wires and cable looms in household and office settings
• Securing small-diameter hoses and tubing
• Temporary or one-time fastening where a disposable tie is acceptable
• Organizing data, power and AV cables behind furniture or equipment racks

Key specifications

• Material: high-quality nylon
• Color: white
• Edge design: smooth, rounded to protect insulation
• Locking: single-piece locking mechanism for one-time fastening
• Temperature range: suitable from -20°C to +50°C
• Design detail: narrowed ending section for easier insertion and clamping

How to use

Insert the narrowed end of the strap through the locking head and pull the free end to tighten around the bundle. Adjust tension to secure cables without over-compressing insulation; once engaged the locking mechanism holds the tie in place for single-use applications. For neat routing, position the tie close to the cable bundle and align edges to minimize abrasion. Cut off any excess tail flush to the head to avoid sharp protrusions.

Usage recommendations

Use the cable tie within the specified temperature range and avoid reusing the tie after cutting. For long-term outdoor installations or exposure to solvents, consider chemically resistant or metal alternatives. When securing power or high-current cables, ensure ties are not tightened beyond what is necessary to prevent heat buildup.