Releasable cable tie Velcro ONE-WRAP 200×20 mm Polypropylene (PP), Green — 25 pcs

Velcro ONE-WRAP releasable cable ties in green are polypropylene (PP) straps designed for bundling, organising and securing cables, wires and hoses where repeated opening and re-fastening is required. Each strap measures 200 × 20 mm and the pack contains 25 pieces. The ONE-WRAP strap uses a Velcro-style hook-and-loop fastening that provides an adjustable, reusable hold which is gentle on fragile conductors and suitable for colour-coding applications.

Advantages

The polypropylene construction offers a lightweight and flexible strap that resists cracking and is compatible with repeated use. The hook-and-loop fastening allows fast, tool-free application and removal, reducing strain on cables and facilitating tidy routing. With a 20 mm width, the strap provides stable support for small to medium cable bundles while remaining easy to handle and reposition as needed.

Suitable for

• Bundling computer, network and power cables
• Organising audio/video and home entertainment wiring
• Securing fibre optic and communication lines where gentle fastening is required
• Temporary fastening of hoses, tubes and small cords during installation or maintenance

Key specifications

• Material: polypropylene (PP)
• Fastening type: hook-and-loop (Velcro)
• Length: 200 mm
• Width: 20 mm
• Quantity: 25 pieces per pack
• Colour: green

How to use

Wrap the strap around the cable bundle with the hook-and-loop surfaces facing each other, overlap the strap to achieve the desired tightness and press the surfaces together to secure. To reposition or remove, separate the hook-and-loop surfaces and reapply as needed. For neat routing, space straps at regular intervals along the run and avoid overtightening to prevent compression of cable insulation or fibre cores.

Usage recommendations

Use these straps for repeatable bundling tasks and colour-coded installations. Avoid prolonged exposure to direct sunlight and high temperatures to maintain material flexibility. For fibre optic cables, maintain loose fastening and follow industry guidelines for bend radius and tensile stress.