Laying cables made easy
The thing about laying cables is that once you’re already finished neatly fastening them in place with cable ties, invariably that’s when you realise that you forgot one. Which means you have to cut the cable ties open and start over from the beginning.
Hook-and-loop cable ties give you flexibility: For one, you can use the hook-and-loop ties for all manner of attachment and fastening tasks in the workshop or for arts and crafts, and for another, you can undo it and rearrange the cables as often as needed. Simply cut the length you need from the reel and use it to gather up cables, pipes, hoses, wires, cords, etc. Forget something? Simply open the hook-and-loop cable tie, pop the last cable in, and close it up again – quick and easy, with no tools needed.
The structure of the hook-and-loop cable tie is soft and flexible, making it easy to work with and suitable even for use with delicate materials, such as optical fibre. Made from highly resistant and robust nylon, it can withstand oils, alcohols, grease and water.
For the neat and tidy
If you’re just thinking about hook-and-loop ties for cleaning up your cable spaghetti, then you may be amazed at its many other uses. Consider the drawers in your kitchen or your workshop. The knitting needles are probably all over the place. And weren’t you going to put all the screwdrivers in one place? Enter hook-and-loop cable ties... From pens to knives, all of it can be neatly organised and ready to hand.
For the creative
Pretty flower arrangements and bouquets picked fresh from the field are perfect for holding together with hook-and-loop ties. You can even use it to keep your arts and crafts supplies tucked away neat and tidy. And since you can even sew hook-and-loop fasteners to cloth, there’s no end to the possibilities.
For the environmentally conscious
In stark contrast to cable ties out of plastic, which you have to throw away after you’ve opened them, hook-and-loop cable ties are reusable. And another advantage is that you don’t need to figure out the intricacies of your wiring plan ahead of time, you can just figure it out as you go along.
