Cable tie straps InLine hook-and-loop fastener 12×150 mm, 10 pcs, multicolour

InLine hook-and-loop cable tie straps, 12×150 mm, pack of 10 in multiple colours, are reusable fastening straps designed for bundling, organising and temporarily securing cables, hoses and small bundles. Each strap features a hook-and-loop closure that allows quick hand fastening and easy readjustment without tools or damage to insulated cables. The 12 mm width and 150 mm length suit a wide range of cable diameters while the multi-colour set helps with visual identification and colour-coded organisation in home, office, AV and workshop environments.

Advantages

These hook-and-loop cable ties combine strong holding power with reusability: they can be opened and closed many times without losing grip. The soft backing protects cable jackets and insulation from abrasion. Straps are quick to apply and remove by hand, and the variety of colours supports neat cable management and easy identification. Material resistance to sea water, oils and fats extends suitability for marine, industrial or workshop conditions where occasional contamination may occur.

Suitable for

• Bundling and organising power and data cables behind desks and in server racks
• Securing AV, home theatre and studio cables for temporary setups
• Managing hoses, pipes and cables in workshops and garages
• Colour-coding cable runs for maintenance and troubleshooting
• Applications where reusable, non-damaging fasteners are required

Key specifications

• Strap width: 12 mm
• Strap length: 150 mm
• Closure: hook-and-loop fastener (reusable)
• Pack contents: 10 straps in multiple colours
• Suitable for indoor and outdoor use; resistant to sea water, oils and fats
• Soft backing to prevent abrasion on cable jackets

How to use

Wrap the strap around the cable bundle or item to be secured, press the hook side onto the loop side to fasten, and adjust tension manually until the bundle is held securely. To reposition or release, pull the ends apart and refasten at the required position. For thicker bundles use multiple straps spaced along the length to distribute holding force and maintain neat routing.

Recommendations

For reliable cable management, choose strap length according to bundle diameter and use colour coding to identify different cable groups. Avoid excessive tightening that could deform cables with fragile insulation. For permanent outdoor exposure or extremely high tensile loads, consider fastening methods designed for long-term mechanical strain.