Releasable cable tie DELOCK 18760 — Nylon, 150×7.5 mm, Yellow, 100 pcs

Releasable cable tie DELOCK 18760 is a reusable cable fastener made of nylon, measuring 150 × 7.5 mm. Supplied in a pack of 100, the yellow ties are designed for temporary or adjustable bundling and organizing of cables, wires and tubes. The integrated release strap in the head allows simple unlocking and repeated use, making these ties suitable for applications where frequent changes or repositioning of cables are required.

Advantages

The nylon construction provides strength, flexibility and resistance to wear while remaining lightweight. The releasable head with a strap enables quick release without cutting, reducing waste and allowing repeated use. The 150 mm length and 7.5 mm width strike a balance between compactness and adequate clamping force for small to medium cable bundles. The bright yellow colour improves visibility for identification and sorting in complex installations.

Suitable for

• Organizing power and data cables in office workstations
• Bundling patch cables and leads in server cabinets and racks
• Securing cables in AV setups and home entertainment systems
• Temporary fastening for maintenance, testing or prototyping
• Household wiring and cable routing where adjustable ties are needed

Key specifications

• Material: Nylon
• Length: 150 mm
• Width: 7.5 mm
• Colour: Yellow
• Pack quantity: 100 pieces
• Releasable head with strap for reuse

How to use

Insert the tail of the cable tie through the head and tighten around the cables or items to be secured until the desired tension is reached. To release, gently lift or press the integrated strap on the head to disengage the locking mechanism and slide the strap back through. Because the tie is reusable, reposition or adjust it as needed instead of cutting it off; this preserves the tie for future use.

Recommendations

Use these cable ties for small to medium bundles; avoid over-tightening around delicate cables to prevent deformation. For outdoor or high-temperature environments, verify material suitability before prolonged exposure. For permanent installations where cutting is acceptable, consider single-use ties with higher tensile strength.