Rip-Tie
Rip-Tie OW-16-G10-BK 16 in 2.00 in Black Nylon Hook-and-Loop Cinch Strap
A 16 in nylon hook-and-loop cinch strap with brass grommet for screw mounting bundles up to 4.00 in diameter at 90 lb tensile strength
- TypeBuilding Cable
- Secures bundles up to 4.00 in diameter with 90 lb tensile strength
- Mounts via 0.25 in screw hole using integrated brass grommet
- Withstands temperatures from -70 to 200 Degrees F
- Nylon hook-and-loop closure adjusts quickly on 16 in strap
- 00 in wide webbing distributes load across cables
Rip-Tie Cinch Strap 16 Inch
The Rip-Tie OW-16-G10-BK is a 16 inch black nylon hook-and-loop cinch strap designed for bundling cables and wires. It suits installers, technicians and anyone organising cable runs in racks, vehicles or workstations. The strap uses a buckle closure and an end grommet for secure mounting.
Buckle Closure With Brass Grommet
The bundled hardware includes a brass grommet and polypropylene webbing that reinforce the mounting point. A 0.25 inch screw hole allows the strap to be fixed to panels, trays or structural members. This mounting style keeps bundles anchored under vibration or movement.
Bundle Capacity And Temperature Range
The strap accommodates bundles up to 4.00 inches in diameter and offers a tensile strength of 90 lb. It operates reliably from -70 degrees F to 200 degrees F. It is not flame retardant, so buyers needing fire-rated fasteners should select a different product.
Highlights
- Secures bundles up to 4.00 in diameter with 90 lb tensile strength
- Mounts via 0.25 in screw hole using integrated brass grommet
- Withstands temperatures from -70 to 200 Degrees F
- Nylon hook-and-loop closure adjusts quickly on 16 in strap
- 00 in wide webbing distributes load across cables
Specifications
| Brand | RIP-TIE |
|---|---|
| Type | Building Cable |
Questions about this item
Will the hook-and-loop fabric on this 16 in cinch strap wear out and need replacing?
The strap uses nylon hook-and-loop with brass grommets; tensile strength is rated at 90 lb, so under normal bundling it lasts a long time before the loops lose grip.
What is the first limit reached when this strap holds a bundle continuously?
The maximum bundle diameter is 4.00 in; exceeding that prevents the buckle from engaging and overloads the 90 lb tensile rating.
Does the black nylon strap get hot or degrade when left in a 200 °F engine bay all day?
The material is rated for a maximum temperature of 200 Degrees F and a minimum of -70 Degrees F, so continuous exposure at the upper limit is within spec.
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