Why Reusable Zip Ties Have Lower Strength Than Standard Ones
In daily use, many people notice a common thing: even when the cable tie size and material are the same, reusable zip ties often have lower tensile strength than standard self-locking ones. This…
Cable Ties for Emergency Repairs at the Eastbourne International
At the Eastbourne International, the crowd witnessed an unexpected moment: a powerful shot tore through the net. To keep the match going, staff quickly pulled out a few black cable ties and patched…
Practical and Creative Uses of Cable Ties in Pet Care
In the photo, a white cable tie stands out on a cat cage. It holds a loose panel firmly in place after being damaged by a kitten. This small detail reflects the everyday uses of cable ties in both…
How Nylon Cable Ties Are Used in the Medog Hydropower Station
Nylon cable ties are not only a common tool in everyday life—they’re also an essential accessory in large-scale engineering projects. Today, these simple but reliable ties are playing an important…
8 Common Cable Tie Packaging Options Explained
When it comes to cable tie packaging, how many types can you name? From hanging packs seen on supermarket shelves, to punch-hole bags used in hardware stores, and plain PE bags commonly found on…
Zip Tie Sizes: A Practical Guide for Industrial Buyers
In industrial applications, zip tie sizes are more than just a matter of length—it directly affects tensile strength, bundle compatibility, and installation efficiency. A tie that is too short may…
Unlocking the Secrets Behind Cable Tie Markings
Have you ever noticed those small numbers or letters on the strap near the head of a cable tie?
They might look like random codes or production batches—but they’re not.
These markings actually…
The Difference Between Zip Ties and Cable Ties
If you’ve ever bundled wires or secured items in place, you’ve likely used what’s commonly known as cable ties or zip ties—a simple plastic fastener with a built-in locking head. While the…
When to Use Metal Zip Ties Instead of Nylon Ones
Metal zip ties and nylon zip ties are the two most common types of cable ties. Nylon ties — made from PA66 — are widely used because they’re inexpensive, come in many sizes, are easy to use…
A 4-Step Guide to Inspecting Cable Tie Quality
For cable tie buyers, it’s important to know how to quickly check product quality even without professional testing equipment. In this article, we’ll show you how to assess cable tie quality using…