Hot Runners vs Cold Runners in Cable Tie Production: 4 Key Differences

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In the injection molding process of nylon cable ties, the pivotal decision that cable tie manufacturers grapple with is whether to employ a cold runner or a hot runner system. This choice steers the production efficiency and directly correlates with the product quality and the eventual cost incurred. Therefore, making a wise choice is paramount. Today, we at NIKE PLASTIC…

What are Low-Profile Cable Ties

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Low-profile cable ties sometimes referred to as low-profile zip ties, are engineered with children’s safety in mind. Unlike traditional nylon cable ties, these are meticulously designed to have a lower profile and smoother structure to mitigate risks that children might face during playtime. They are commonly used for securing various installations within the naughty castle, such as slides, climbing frames, and other play equipment, ensuring they are both stable and safe.

What’s the Heat Limit for Heat-Resistant Cable Ties: PA66HS vs. PA46

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What’s the Maximum Temperature Heat-Resistant Cable Ties Can Withstand? In sectors like chemical engineering, aerospace, and automotive manufacturing, the high-temperature resistance of nylon cable ties is critical. This article by NIKE Plastic will guide you through what you need to know about heat-resistant cable ties, their attributes, and their industrial applications.

Why Your Nylon Cable Ties Turn Yellow: Causes & Fixes

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Have you ever wondered why nylon cable ties turn yellow? Does this yellowing indicate a quality issue? And is it still working after yellowing? Today, NIKE Plastic will discuss the primary reasons for this discoloration and offer some effective prevention measures.

Cable Ties: The Unsung Heroes from Aerospace to Everyday Life

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Cable ties, often called zip ties, originating in the mid-20th-century aerospace industry, they were initially designed to aid aircraft electricians in managing wiring. This article will trace the interesting journey of zip ties from the skies above to the corners of our homes.

Why Nylon Cable Ties Turn Brittle in Biting Cold

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Why nylon cable ties turn brittle in biting cold? Especially under cold conditions or cold winters. Is a common concern in industrial applications and everyday scenarios. Let’s dive into why this happens.

Choosing Right Cable Tie Sizes in 3 Steps: A Simple Guide

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Choosing the right size for nylon cable ties is a critical step in ensuring the safety and effectiveness of cable management. This decision involves careful consideration of some key factors. In this guide, we’ll provide a concise overview to help you select the appropriate cable tie sizes for your specific application.

UL94 Flammability: An Clear Guide for Cable Ties

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When it comes to the safety and performance of plastic products, particularly nylon cable ties, understanding UL94 flammability ratings is important. Created and upheld by the U.S.-based safety certification company Underwriters Laboratories (UL)…

Cable Ties: A Comprehensive Guide to Top 4 Materials

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However, have you ever considered that cable ties come in various types of nylon? In this article, we’ll take a closer look at the main types of nylon used in cable ties. and delve into these types of nylon, giving you a clearer understanding of their properties…

How to Connect Zip Ties to Make Longer

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How to connect zip ties to make longer? You must have asked ever. Well, if you’re tasked with bundling a pile of cables or other items, cable ties are indeed your go-to tool. However, in certain cases – let’s say, you’re dealing with a large bundle of cables and a single cable tie doesn’t handle it…