Innovation First, Inc. 1UCMA-137 1U Cable Management Arm 19" 28.5"-33" computer accessory
- Product Type:Cable…
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TAURKENAM
Elastic cinch straps stretch to 33.5 inches with anti-slip rubber for secure bundling of cords, hoses and gear from 2.75 to 9.7 inches diameter
TAURKENAM elastic cinch straps come in an eight-pack of 18-inch bands that stretch up to 33.5 inches. Integrated anti-slip rubber strips help the hook-and-loop closure stay in place under tension. They are designed for bundling cords, hoses, ropes and similar cylindrical items.
The straps work best on objects with a wrapping diameter between 2.75 and 9.7 inches. Users needing to secure items thinner than 2.75 inches should look at something else. Builders wanting a rigid, non-stretch tie or a metal buckle system will not find that here.
Wrap the band around the bundle, pull the elastic tight and press the hook-and-loop surfaces together. The buckle aids tension but the strap can slip if the diameter falls below the 2.75-inch minimum. Combining multiple straps for larger loads adds bulk and alignment steps.
No published specifications for this item yet.
The straps are designed to wrap bundles from 2.75 inches up to 9.7 inches in diameter, so extension cords, thick cables, hoses or ropes within that size range will be held securely.
Yes, the manufacturer states that for larger objects multiple ties can be combined, allowing you to secure bundles that exceed the single-strap 9.7 inch limit.
When the strap is stretched toward its 33.5 inch maximum, the integrated anti-slip rubber should prevent any sliding; a firm, non-shifting hold on the bundle confirms it is working as intended.
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