Hook & loop cable tie VALUE 25.99.5253, red, 25,000 mm × 10 mm, pack of 5

VALUE hook & loop cable tie 25.99.5253 in red is a reusable fastening solution for cable management. Each strip measures 25,000 mm in length and 10 mm in width, supplied as a pack of 5. The ties are designed for adjustable bundling of long cable runs, server racks, AV systems and home wiring without applying excessive pressure to cable jackets. The tape can be cut to the required length for custom use and is neutral in appearance for unobtrusive installation.

Advantages

These hook & loop cable ties offer repeated open-and-close functionality, allowing quick repositioning and re-bundling of cables without damage. Their 10 mm width provides a balance between flexibility and holding strength while maintaining a low compression load on bundles, which makes them suitable for sensitive fiber optic lines as well as thicker harnesses. Supplied in a pack of five red strips, they simplify identification of routed runs and can be trimmed to exact lengths for tailored installations.

Suitable for

• Bundling long cable runs in data centers and server rooms
• Organizing home entertainment and AV systems
• Securing cable harnesses in telecom and network installations
• Temporary routing and labeling of cables during maintenance
• Protecting sensitive fiber optic cables from excessive compression

Key specifications

• Material: hook & loop fastener tape
• Colour: red
• Length per strip: 25,000 mm (25 m)
• Width: 10 mm
• Pack quantity: 5 pieces
• Cut-to-size capability for custom cable lengths
• Low pressure load suitable for delicate cables

How to use

Cut the tape to the required length if necessary, wrap around the cable bundle with the hook side facing the loop side and press to close. The fastening can be adjusted by peeling open the hook & loop connection and re-wrapping as needed. For identification, place the tie in a visible position on the harness; for multiple bundles, use different tie positions or multiple ties for increased support. Ensure the tape is not pulled excessively tight to avoid compressing cable jackets.

Usage recommendations

For optimal results, trim ties to length and avoid sharp edges on cut ends. Use multiple ties spaced along long bundles for even support, and do not overtighten when securing fiber optic or other sensitive cables. Store unused ties away from direct sunlight to prolong material life.