Innovation First, Inc. 1UCMA-137 1U Cable Management Arm 19" 28.5"-33" computer accessory
- Product Type:Cable…
- Panel Width:19" Rac…
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Pack of 50 reusable black hook-and-loop cable ties, each 12 x .5 inch, for tool-free wire bundling and easy reconfiguration
This pack contains fifty black fabric straps with hook-and-loop fasteners for bundling power leads and data cables. Each tie measures 12 inches by 0.5 inches and can be opened and closed repeatedly without tools. They suit home offices, server racks and workshop benches where cables are added or removed regularly.
A single strap wraps a bundle up to roughly 12 inches in circumference before the ends meet. For thicker loom or conduit runs, multiple straps join end-to-end to form a longer tie. The fabric construction avoids the sharp cut-off of plastic zip ties but cannot be tensioned as tightly around very small bundles.
Verify that the 12-inch length suits the thickest cable group you plan to secure; very large trunks may need chained straps. Confirm that hook-and-loop closure meets any vibration or vertical-drop requirements in your installation, since the grip relies on fabric engagement rather than a ratchet lock.
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The 50-pack supplies enough 12-inch by .5-inch straps to bundle multiple cable runs and still leave spares for future additions.
A 12-inch strap encircles roughly a 3.8-inch diameter bundle, so it handles thick monitor-power clusters without stretching.
The fabric hook-and-loop opens and closes repeatedly, letting you add or remove cables without cutting and replacing ties.
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