Cable tie Rittal 2203.400 Black 16 mm x 5000 mm, 1 pc

The Rittal 2203.400 is a black hook-and-loop cable tie supplied on a reel for cutting to the desired length. Designed for tidy cable routing, it combines a 5 m length and 16 mm width to secure and bundle cables in enclosures, cabinets and installations where reusable fastening and adjustable length are useful.

Advantages

Reusable hook-and-loop design allows repeated opening and closing without damage. Supplied on a reel so you can cut bespoke lengths to suit different cable runs. The 16 mm width provides a balance between flexibility and holding strength while the 5 m length covers multiple bundling needs in a single item. Black colour blends with typical industrial and IT environments.

Suitable for

• Bundling network and power cables in server racks and cabinets
• Organising cables inside control panels and electrical enclosures
• Temporary or frequently changed cable layouts where reusable ties are preferred

When it may not be suitable

This hook-and-loop cable tie is not intended for permanent or high-tension applications where a non-releasable metal or nylon tie would be required. It may not provide sufficient grip for very heavy cable bundles or in environments where extreme vibration, oil contamination or high temperatures compromise the loop material.

Key specifications

• Colour: Black
• Length on reel: 5000 mm
• Width: 16 mm
• Pack quantity: 1 piece

How to use

Cut the required length from the reel, wrap the strap around the cables to form a neat bundle and press the hook and loop surfaces together to secure. For adjustable or temporary installations simply open the fastener to reposition or add/remove cables. Ensure the strap lies flat and does not impinge on cable connectors or sharp edges.

What to consider before purchase

• Required bundle diameter and whether 16 mm width gives adequate hold
• Need for reusable versus permanent fastening
• Environmental conditions such as temperature, oils or heavy vibration

Usage recommendations

For neat, serviceable cable management in racks, cabinets and control panels, cut lengths as needed and avoid overtightening; use multiple straps spaced along long cable runs for even support.