Ennovor
Ennovor cable ties 400 pack 4 6 8 12 inch 18 40 lbs
A 400-piece assortment of self-locking nylon ties in four lengths and three tensile strengths for organising cables at home, in the office or outdoors
- Accessory TypeTies
- 400 ties in four lengths cover every bundling job
- 100 pieces of each size keep the right length on hand
- 4-inch ties rated at 18 lbs handle light cable runs
- 6 8 and 12-inch ties rated at 40 lbs secure heavy loads
- Self-locking nylon design grips tight and resists snagging
Assorted Cable Ties 400-Pack
This pack contains four hundred black nylon cable ties split evenly across four lengths: four-inch, six-inch, eight-inch and twelve-inch. Each tie uses a self-locking mechanism that holds bundles tightly without slipping. The assortment suits home, office, garden and workshop cable management tasks.
Check Bundle Diameter and Tensile Needs
Verify the maximum bundle diameter each length can encircle before ordering. The four-inch ties support eighteen pounds of loop tensile strength, while the six-inch, eight-inch and twelve-inch ties each support forty pounds. Choose the length and strength that match the cable thickness and weight in your project.
Nylon Construction With Self-Locking Head
The ties are moulded from nylon that resists high temperatures and remains flexible during installation. The self-locking head prevents snagging in tight spaces and keeps secured bundles from loosening over time. Black colouring provides a neutral appearance for indoor and outdoor use.
Highlights
- 400 ties in four lengths cover every bundling job
- 100 pieces of each size keep the right length on hand
- 4-inch ties rated at 18 lbs handle light cable runs
- 6 8 and 12-inch ties rated at 40 lbs secure heavy loads
- Self-locking nylon design grips tight and resists snagging
Specifications
| Accessory Type | Ties |
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Questions about this item
How many ties of each length come in the 400 pack?
The pack contains 100 ties at 4 inch, 100 at 6 inch, 100 at 8 inch and 100 at 12 inch.
Which tensile strength should I choose for heavier bundles?
The 6 inch, 8 inch and 12 inch ties are rated at 40 lbs loop tensile strength, while the 4 inch ties are rated at 18 lbs.
What does the 40 lb rating mean when I am securing cables in a workshop?
Each 6 inch, 8 inch or 12 inch tie can hold a bundle that exerts up to 40 lbs of pull before the lock slips.
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