Heavy duty cable ties in black, 370mm long with 54.4kg loop tensile strength, for bundling cables, hoses and mesh on site.
- 54.4kg minimum loop tensile strength
- Bundles up to 102mm in diameter
- 7.6mm wide heavy duty band
- Straight tip
- 370mm x 7.6mm (the first number is the length, the second is the width)
- Pack of 100
Heavy Duty Cable Ties - Black 370mm x 7.6mm
Heavy duty cable ties in black, 370mm long with 54.4kg loop tensile strength, for bundling cables, hoses and mesh on site.
- 54.4kg minimum loop tensile strength
- Bundles up to 102mm in diameter
- 7.6mm wide heavy duty band
- Straight tip
- 370mm x 7.6mm (the first number is the length, the second is the width)
- Pack of 100
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Heavy duty cable ties are long, wide ties for bundling and securing larger loads than standard ties can hold. These black ties are 370mm long and 7.6mm wide, and close around bundles up to 102mm in diameter. Each tie has a minimum loop tensile strength of 54.4kg.
How a Wider, Longer Tie Holds Bigger Bundles
Thin, short cable ties reach their limit quickly on thick cable runs, hoses and mesh. They either will not go round the bundle or snap when pulled tight. At 370mm long and 7.6mm wide, these ties close around bundles up to 102mm and hold a loop load of at least 54.4kg.
Key Features
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54.4kg minimum loop tensile strength: holds heavier bundles without the tie failing.
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Bundles up to 102mm diameter: long enough for thick cable runs and hoses.
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7.6mm width: a wide band for heavy duty fixing.
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370mm length: goes round larger items than standard short ties.
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Black colour: blends in with black cables and fittings.
Who is this for
Trades and roles
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Electricians
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Scaffolders
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Fencing contractors
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Site managers
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Maintenance teams
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Groundworkers
Industries
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Construction
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Electrical installation
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Utilities
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Events and temporary structures
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Facilities management
Specifications
| Specification | Detail |
|---|---|
| Product name | Heavy Duty Cable Ties - Black 370mm x 7.6mm |
| Product code | CABT370 |
| Product type | Heavy duty cable tie |
| Length | 370mm |
| Width | 7.6mm |
| Max bundle diameter | 102mm |
| Minimum loop tensile strength | 54.4kg |
| Tip | Straight (no bent tip) |
| Colour | Black |
Compatibility
| Use or condition | Suitability |
|---|---|
| Bundles up to 102mm diameter | Suitable |
| Loads within 54.4kg loop tensile strength | Suitable |
| Bundles larger than 102mm diameter | Not recommended, use a longer cable tie |
| Loads above 54.4kg | Not recommended, use a stronger fixing |
Typical Users and Projects
Electricians, scaffolders and site teams use heavy duty cable ties wherever cables, hoses or mesh need bundling or holding in place. They are a standard consumable on construction, electrical and event projects. No special skills are needed to fit them.
Typical applications
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Bundling thick runs of cable and temporary site power leads.
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Securing hoses and pipes together.
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Fixing mesh and netting to fencing and frames.
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Holding signs and banners in place on barriers.
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Organising cables in plant rooms and cabinets.
How to use
Step 1: Check the bundle is no more than 102mm in diameter.
Step 2: Wrap the tie round the bundle and thread the tail through the head.
Step 3: Pull the tail until the tie is tight.
Step 4: Trim the excess tail flush with the head using side cutters.
Common mistakes
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Using the tie on a bundle larger than 102mm.
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Loading the tie beyond its 54.4kg loop tensile strength.
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Leaving a long, sharp tail after tightening.
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Trimming the tail at an angle, leaving a sharp point.
Safety
Trim tails flush with the head so no sharp edge is left to cut hands. Do not use cable ties as the only fixing for loads above their tensile strength.
Maintenance
Check ties during routine inspections and replace any that are loose or damaged.
Frequently Asked Questions
Q: What does 370mm x 7.6mm mean on a cable tie?
A: The first number is the length of the tie, 370mm. The second number is its width, 7.6mm.
Q: How strong are these cable ties?
A: Each tie has a minimum loop tensile strength of 54.4kg. That is the minimum load the closed loop holds before it fails.
Q: What size bundle will a 370mm cable tie go round?
A: It closes around bundles up to 102mm in diameter.
Q: What are these cable ties not suitable for?
A: They are not suitable for bundles larger than 102mm in diameter or loads above 54.4kg. Use a longer tie or a stronger fixing for those.
Q: Why choose a 7.6mm heavy duty cable tie over a thinner one?
A: A wider, longer tie goes round bigger bundles and is made for heavier fixing. Thinner, shorter ties suit lighter cable tidying.
Q: How do I remove a cable tie?
A: Cut it with side cutters at the head, taking care not to damage the cables or items underneath.
