Bundle cable, wire, and hose in seconds. Easier to install than twist ties, just wrap around and pull tight. When no longer needed, snip them off and throw away. Also known as zip ties.

Identify bundles at a glance with colorful ties that won’t rust in wet and outdoor environments. They hold up in long-term installations, such as HVAC equipment and exposed pipe runs.

With a low-profile rounded head, these ties fit in tight spaces and won’t catch on other components. They’re often used to organize wires in crowded enclosures or route cables through server racks.

For applications with strict requirements, these cable ties come with a report that includes a traceable lot number and description of their chemical and physical properties. The report also contains their shelf life, so you know when it’s time to replace the ties.

Organize two or more bundles with a single tie. Separate cables as needed and secure them in parallel.

When the bundle size changes or you need a temporary hold, just release these ties and reuse for a new fit. A tab unlocks the head so you don’t have to cut the tie to remove it.

Clinch bundles securely without overtightening. These ties lock at any point along the body, rather than at set increments like standard ties. The body is smooth and the head has metal teeth that bite down to lock.

From pouring rain to blazing sun, these ties won’t rust, sag, or weaken over time. They weather long-term installations, such as HVAC equipment and outdoor pipe runs. If you can’t get the ties snug enough pulling by hand, use a tensioner tool.

Don't guess what's in a bundle—label the tag with a marker.