Rip-Tie
Rip-Tie H-06-010-GN-WO Hook-and-Loop Cable Tie 6 in Green Pack of 10
Green hook-and-loop cable ties, 6 in long, hold bundles up to 1.5 in with 90 lb tensile strength in a 10-pack
- Color MappingGreen
- TypeCable Management & Conduit
- Reusable hook-and-loop wrap adjusts without tools
- 90 lb tensile strength secures heavy cable bundles
- Green colour coding simplifies circuit identification
- Operates from -70 to 200 °F in harsh environments
- Ten 6-inch straps included for multiple installations
Cable tie specs
The Rip-Tie H-06-010-GN-WO is a hook-and-loop cable tie designed for bundling wires. Each green strap measures 6 in long by 1 in wide with a thickness of .13 in. The nylon material handles temperatures from -70 Degrees to 200 Degrees F and offers a tensile strength of 90 lb. A pack contains 10 individual ties rated for a maximum bundle diameter of 1.50 in.
Replacing single-use ties
These reusable wraps replace disposable plastic zip ties that must be cut off for changes. The wrap closure allows quick release and re-fastening during maintenance or re-routing. The jump is worth it when bundles need frequent access or when operating temperatures exceed the range of standard plastic fasteners.
Suits installers needing reusable bundling
Technicians who open harnesses regularly benefit from the hook-and-loop design and included attachment ties. The green colour supports colour-coded wiring schemes. Buyers who need permanent tamper-proof fastening or mounting holes on the strap itself should look at something else.
Highlights
- Reusable hook-and-loop wrap adjusts without tools
- 90 lb tensile strength secures heavy cable bundles
- Green colour coding simplifies circuit identification
- Operates from -70 to 200 °F in harsh environments
- Ten 6-inch straps included for multiple installations
Specifications
| Brand | RIP-TIE |
|---|---|
| Color Mapping | Green |
| Type | Cable Management & Conduit |
Questions about this item
How wide is the 6 in green hook-and-loop tie and what is the maximum bundle diameter it can hold?
The tie is 1 in wide and secures bundles up to 1.50 in diameter.
What is the correct way to wrap the 90 lb tensile strength tie so it does not slip?
Wrap the strap around the bundle, thread the tip through the loop, pull tight, then press the hook side firmly onto the loop side along the full 1 in width.
Will the nylon material degrade if the ties are used near components that reach 200 Degrees F?
The nylon is rated for continuous use from -70 Degrees to 200 Degrees F, so 200 Degrees F is within the safe operating range.
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