Hook & loop cable tie VALUE 25.99.5251 — green, 25 000 mm × 10 mm, pack of 5

VALUE hook & loop cable tie 25.99.5251 in green is a reusable textile fastening tape with a length of 25,000 mm and a width of 10 mm supplied as a pack of 5. Designed for bundling and organizing cables, hoses and wires, this strap tape can be cut to the required length and wrapped around cable bundles to provide adjustable, gentle clamping without tools. The neutral, logo-free design makes it suitable for visible installations in server rooms, offices, workshops and home cable management.

Advantages

This hook & loop cable tie is easy to close and reopen for repeated use and adjustment. With a 10 mm width and textile construction it applies very low pressure to cable bundles, which reduces the risk of damage to sensitive cables including fiber optic lines. The tape can be cut to size to accommodate both thin and thick cable harnesses, and the neutral green colour is unobtrusive in most environments.

Suitable for

• Bundling network and power cables in server rooms and data cabinets
• Organizing office workstation cables and power strips
• Securing hoses and cables in workshops and production areas
• Home media and entertainment cable management
• Temporary or adjustable cable routing for installations and maintenance

Key specifications

• Material type: hook & loop textile tape
• Colour: green
• Length per strap: 25,000 mm (can be cut to required length)
• Width: 10 mm
• Pack quantity: 5 pieces
• Reusability: designed for multiple open/close cycles
• Pressure on bundle: low, suitable for sensitive cables such as fiber optics

How to use

Cut the tape to the required length if necessary, wrap it around the cable bundle and press the hook and loop surfaces together to secure. To adjust or release, simply pull apart the hook & loop fastening and reposition or remove the tape. No tools are required for installation or removal, and the same strap can be reused multiple times for different routing needs.

Usage recommendations

For best results, avoid overtightening the strap on delicate cables; allow enough slack to prevent strain. Store unused straps flat and dry to maintain the hook & loop performance. When used with fiber optic cables, ensure minimal compression and distribute straps along the run rather than concentrating them at a single point.