Adhesive Cable Tie Mounts InLine 40×40 mm, beige, pack of 10

Adhesive Cable Tie Mounts InLine 40×40 mm, beige, pack of 10 provide a compact and practical solution for organizing and securing cable runs on flat surfaces. Each self-adhesive base accepts cable ties up to 10 mm wide and is designed for indoor cable management tasks such as bundling wires in electronics cabinets, fastening cables behind equipment, or routing leads along walls. The beige finish offers a neutral appearance that blends with common interior surfaces.

Advantages

These adhesive mounts offer a quick, tool-free installation and minimize the need for drilling or mechanical fasteners. The small 40×40 mm footprint conserves space while giving a secure anchoring point for cable ties. Supplied in a pack of 10, the mounts are convenient for multiple runs or for organizing medium-sized installations. Compatibility with standard cable ties up to 10 mm wide ensures broad usability with common wiring accessories.

Suitable for

• Indoor cable routing along walls and furniture
• Bundling wiring inside electronics cabinets and racks
• Securing cables behind AV equipment and servers
• Temporary or permanent cable fixes where drilling is undesirable

Key specifications

• Mount dimensions: 40 × 40 mm
• Colour: beige / natural
• Compatible cable tie width: up to 10 mm
• Quantity in pack: 10 pieces
• Mounting method: self-adhesive base for flat surfaces
• Recommended installation environment: indoor use

How to use

Prepare a clean, dry, and grease-free surface before applying the adhesive mount. Peel off the protective film from the base and press the mount firmly onto the target surface for several seconds to ensure adhesion. Allow the adhesive to set according to ambient temperature and surface material before loading with cables. Insert a cable tie through the mount slot, position the cable bundle, and tighten the tie to secure the wires.

Recommendations

For best performance, apply the mounts at room temperature and avoid mounting to rough, dusty, or porous surfaces. On painted or delicate finishes, test adhesion on a small area first. When organizing heavier cable bundles or in environments with high humidity or temperature variation, consider using mechanical fasteners or combined mounting methods.