NITE IZE
NITE IZE Gear Tie 6 in 100-pack assorted colors
A 100-pack of 6-inch reusable rubber-and-steel cable ties in ten assorted colours, UV-resistant and rated from -30 to 170 °F
- TypeCable Ties
- Ten colour choices organise cables at a glance
- Rubber-coated steel wire bends and holds its shape
- UV-resistant coating survives prolonged outdoor exposure
- Operates from -30 to 170 degrees Fahrenheit
- One hundred ties supply workshops and job sites
6-inch reusable cable ties
A hundred rubber-coated steel ties in ten assorted colours give workshops, garages and home offices a simple way to bundle cords, hoses or tools without single-use plastic waste. Each tie bends by hand and holds its shape until deliberately reshaped.
Colour-coded organisation
Ten pieces each of black, blue, bright orange, forest green, lime, navy blue, pink, purple, red and yellow let installers identify circuits, cable runs or tool groups at a glance, reducing trace time during maintenance or rewiring.
Rubber-sheathed steel core
The flexible steel core withstands repeated bending while the rubber jacket resists UV light and stays pliable from minus 30 to 170 degrees Fahrenheit, so ties remain reliable on engine bays, outdoor conduit or cold-store shelving.
Highlights
- Ten colour choices organise cables at a glance
- Rubber-coated steel wire bends and holds its shape
- UV-resistant coating survives prolonged outdoor exposure
- Operates from -30 to 170 degrees Fahrenheit
- One hundred ties supply workshops and job sites
Specifications
| Brand | Nite-Ize |
|---|---|
| Type | Cable Ties |
Questions about this item
Will the rubber coating on these 6-inch Gear Ties crack or degrade from sunlight exposure?
The rubber coating is UV light resistant, so it withstands prolonged sun exposure without the cracking or degradation seen on standard rubber ties.
What is the maximum temperature these ties can handle before the rubber softens or the steel wire weakens?
They are rated for continuous use up to 170 degrees F; above that the rubber may soften and lose gripping strength.
Do the steel wires inside the rubber poke through or get hot when the ties are left in a sunny engine bay all day?
The rubber sheath insulates the steel core, keeping surface temperatures near ambient and preventing the wire from piercing the coating during normal use.
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