Product Description
A 100-pack of black nylon cable ties sized 250 x 4.6mm, sold for bundling and securing cable runs on installation jobs.
Where this pack earns its keep
On a CCTV or network install, first fix rarely needs anything longer than 250mm — enough to bundle a handful of coax or Cat5e/Cat6 runs, or to dress cable neatly against a first-fix bracket or containment. The 4.6mm width gives reasonable holding strength without being bulky in a tight camera back-box or comms cabinet.
What it's for
- Bundling multi-core runs at DVR/NVR cabinets, patch panels or junction boxes
- Securing loom to first-fix cable on CCTV, alarm and access-control jobs
- General electrical and network tidying — first fix or containment dressing
- Black colour suits exposed cable runs where ties need to blend in rather than stand out
Practical selection notes
Self-locking heads mean no tool is needed on site — pull tight by hand, trim the tail. Nylon construction gives working tensile strength for typical bundling loads; it's not rated for structural or load-bearing fixing. Suited to both indoor containment and outdoor cable runs, though as with any nylon tie, prolonged direct UV exposure over years will eventually affect any plastic fastener — check condition on long-term outdoor jobs during routine maintenance visits.
Buy by the pack for van stock — 100 pieces covers several small to mid-size jobs without re-ordering mid-install.
Specifications
- Pack Size
- 100
- Material
- Nylon
- Colour
- Black
Technical Specifications
Frequently Asked Questions
What size are these cable ties?
Each tie measures 250mm in length and 4.6mm in width, sold in packs of 100.
Can they be used outdoors on CCTV cable runs?
Yes, they're suitable for indoor and outdoor use, though like any nylon tie, extended direct UV exposure will affect them over time so check condition during maintenance visits.
Do these ties need a tool to fit?
No — they use a self-locking head so they can be pulled tight and trimmed by hand.
Are these strong enough for bundling multiple cables at a patch panel?
The 4.6mm width and nylon construction give reasonable tensile strength for typical bundling of multi-core runs, though they're not intended for structural or load-bearing fixing.
