Cable tie YATO self-locking 3.6 x 150 mm pack 100 pcs

Self-locking cable ties by YATO, size 3.6 x 150 mm, supplied in a pack of 100 pieces. These cable ties are designed for bundling, fastening and organizing cables, hoses and lightweight components in a variety of environments. Manufactured from durable plastic with a ratchet locking head, they provide a secure hold and allow quick installation by hand or with simple tools.

Advantages

The YATO self-locking cable ties combine a compact cross-section and medium length to suit tight spaces while accommodating multiple wires. The ratchet locking head ensures consistent grip and prevents loosening under normal loads. Their plastic construction is resistant to common mechanical stresses and allows flexible positioning. Supplied in a pack of 100, they are convenient for workshop, installation or maintenance tasks where multiple ties are required.

Suitable for

• Bundling electrical and data cables in installations
• Securing hoses and tubing in automotive and machinery applications
• Temporary or permanent fastening of light components and accessories
• Organization of wiring in control panels and enclosures

Key specifications

• Material: durable plastic
• Type: self-locking (ratchet head)
• Cross-section width: 3.6 mm
• Length: 150 mm
• Pack quantity: 100 pieces
• Application temperature range: suitable for general indoor and covered outdoor use (typical for standard plastic ties)

How to use

Insert the tail of the cable tie through the ratchet head and pull until the bundle is held firmly but not excessively tightened. For best results, position tied items so they are free of sharp edges and evenly distributed within the loop. Trim the excess tail close to the head with cutting pliers or a flush cutter to prevent snagging. When higher clamp forces are required, use an appropriate tensioning tool designed for cable ties.

Usage recommendations

Use these cable ties for indoor, automotive and light industrial tasks. Avoid direct prolonged exposure to strong sunlight or chemicals that may degrade standard plastic. For heavy-duty, high-temperature or UV-exposed applications, choose ties specifically rated for those conditions. Store packs in a dry, moderate-temperature environment to preserve material properties.