Rip-Tie
Rip-Tie C-04-005-BK Cable Tie Strap 4 in 5 Pack
Hook-and-loop cable tie with adhesive backing holds bundles up to 1.5 in, rated 90 lb tensile strength
- TypeCable Management & Conduit
- Secure 1.5 in bundles with 90 lb tensile strength
- Mount instantly using included acrylic adhesive back
- Operate from -20 to 225 degrees F reliably
- 4 in wrap length fits tight spaces neatly
- Five black nylon straps per pack for organisation
Cable management for bundles up to 1.5 in
These hook-and-loop straps secure cables with a 90 lb tensile strength and an acrylic adhesive back for surface mounting. Each strap measures 4 in long by 1 in wide and 0.19 in thick. The pack contains five black nylon ties suited for organising wires in automotive, workshop or office environments.
Thermal and environmental limits
The nylon material operates continuously from -20 °F to 225 °F without flame-retardant additives. Adhesive performance stays consistent across this range, so mounted straps do not detach in cold starts or engine-bay heat. No power draw or active cooling is involved, making the ties silent and maintenance-free.
Adhesive back simplifies installation
The pre-applied acrylic adhesive lets you press each strap onto a clean surface without tools or separate fasteners. Wrap closure allows quick re-entry when adding or removing cables. The five-pack quantity covers multiple routing points in a single purchase.
Highlights
- Secure 1.5 in bundles with 90 lb tensile strength
- Mount instantly using included acrylic adhesive back
- Operate from -20 to 225 degrees F reliably
- 4 in wrap length fits tight spaces neatly
- Five black nylon straps per pack for organisation
Specifications
| Brand | Rip-tie |
|---|---|
| Type | Cable Management & Conduit |
Questions about this item
How do I install the adhesive-backed strap, and what step do people often miss?
Clean the surface thoroughly, let it dry, then press the acrylic adhesive back firmly for several seconds; skipping the cleaning step causes the bond to fail.
What maintenance or replacement will these straps need over time?
Inspect the hook-and-loop wrap for wear and the adhesive for lifting; replace any strap that no longer holds the rated 90 lb tensile strength.
What is the first limit reached under sustained use in a hot environment?
The maximum temperature rating of 225 degrees F is the first limit; beyond that the nylon material and adhesive can degrade.
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