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• RS PRO Nylon Tied Band Pack
• RS PRO Tied Band is a type of fixture used to hold objects together, mainly for electrical cables and wires. These binding bands are made of nylon 66 (also known as nylon 6.6) and are one-piece self-locking fixtures. Works like a strap to keep cables organized.　Each pack contains a total of 250 (50 each of yellow, blue, red, green, and orange) non-releasable binding bands that can be used to color-code cables and components. Ideal for cable/wire management.　The band binding design has a head that is used as a slot to loop through the tape. Pull the cable through the slot until the loop is the size you want, and then cut off the excess cable.　The teeth of the cable lock through the slot and cannot be pulled in the opposite direction.　These colored nylon band packs are a must have for any tool kit. RS PRO offers a variety of sizes and colors to meet your requirements.
• Features and benefits: Non-releasable ratchet lock operation Ideal for a variety of applications Easy to pass through holes Suitable for binding parts and cables made of Nylon 66 Rated temperature: -50 → +85 °C Flame retardant rating UL94V-2 Available in 7 size packs:; 233-708 233-708,; 233-528 233-528,; 233-714 233-714,; 233-540 233-540,; 233-534 233-534,; 233-691 233-691,; 233-792 233-792 Typical Use: Cable ties are a type of fixture primarily used to bind electrical cables and wires. Tying bands are cheap, easy to use, and durable, and are used in a variety of industries for a variety of purposes.　Automotive Industry Transportation Aerospace Industry Oil and Gas Industry Cable Management Home/DIY • Frequently Asked Questions Can I reuse a bundt? There are usually two types of bundts: disposable and reusable. If you remove the disposable band without cutting it, you can reuse it. It's very easy to untie a traditional band. Insert a pin or other thin object into the locking mechanism and slide it down to remove it.　However, because single-use binding bands are designed to be disposable, it is technically possible to remove the binding band and reuse it, but be aware that repeated use will wear out the plastic teeth. Also, operating the locking mechanism may cause it to break easily and loosen over time. Avoid using old binding bands if you need to secure them securely.　What are the Different Types of Tying Bands There are many different types of tying bands, including heavy-duty metal ties, plastic ties, and Velcro tying bands in Velcro strap format. The main types are:
• Standard
• Releasable
• With mounting head
• Push mount
• Adhesive
• Double head
• Stainless steel
• Reusable