Cable tie pack YATO YT-70631 — 50 pcs, plastic fastening straps

YATO YT-70631 is a pack of 50 plastic cable ties designed for bundling and securing cables, wires and small hoses in electrical, workshop and household environments. Each tie is made from PA66 polyamide and measures 300 x 7.6 mm, offering a balance of length and width suitable for medium-sized cable runs and general cable management tasks.

Advantages

The PA66 construction delivers improved tear resistance, very good mechanical properties and increased UV resistance compared with standard nylon. These cable ties have a maximum ripping force of up to 55 kg and a maximum recommended cable bundle diameter of approximately 80 mm, providing reliable hold for bundled items. Their one-way serration and locking head create a secure, tamper-resistant closure that is not intended to be reopened without cutting.

Suitable for

• Bundling electrical cables and wiring harnesses
• Securing small hoses and tubes in workshops or garages
• Organizing home entertainment and computer cables
• Temporary or semi-permanent fastening of parts for transport or storage

Key specifications

• Material: PA66 polyamide
• Length: 300 mm
• Width: 7.6 mm
• Color: white
• Maximum tensile (ripping) force: up to 55 kg
• Maximum recommended bundle diameter: approximately 80 mm
• Flammability class: UL-94 V-2
• Quantity per pack: 50 pieces

How to use

Insert the free end of the cable tie through the head and tighten by pulling until the loop meets the required circumference around the bundle. Adjust tension carefully to avoid damaging cable insulation; the close serrations permit fine adjustment for a precise fit. For removal, cut the tie with appropriate cutting pliers or scissors, taking care not to nick cables underneath.

Usage recommendations

Use these ties for indoor and protected outdoor applications where UV exposure is limited; although PA66 offers increased UV resistance, prolonged direct sunlight may reduce service life. For applications requiring reusable or adjustable fastenings, consider alternatives such as reusable straps or hook-and-loop ties. When securing power or data cables, avoid over-tightening to prevent conductor or insulation damage.