Cable ties

Tension straps, also known as cable ties or plastic fasteners, are a versatile and practical tool designed for connecting and organizing various wires, cables, components, and objects. These straps are typically made of plastic (usually nylon) and come in various lengths, widths, and colors.

Usage: Tension straps are widely used in various fields, including:

Electronics industry: For managing and organizing cables in computers, televisions, and other electronic devices.
Construction: For securing wires and cables to ensure a tidy and safe installation.
Transport industry: For securing cables in cars, trucks, and other vehicles.
Household: To maintain organization and order in various items, such as household appliances, gardening, etc.
Advantages:

Easy to use: Tension straps are simple to use – they are easy to fasten, and their application does not require special tools.
Strength: Due to their design and materials, tension straps provide a strong connection that can withstand heavy loads.
Resistance: Most straps are resistant to moisture, chemicals, and UV rays, making them suitable for both indoor and outdoor conditions.
Versatility: Tension straps can be used for various purposes, from organizing cables to securing other objects.
Disadvantages:

Single-use: Some straps, especially cheaper models, may be intended for single use only, as they can be difficult to unfasten and reuse.
Limited adjustability: While some straps have adjustable lengths, others may be too short or too long, requiring careful selection of the right size.
Technical specifications:

Length: Typically ranges from 10 cm to 60 cm, but longer options are available.
Width: Ranges from 2.5 mm to 12 mm, depending on the area of use.
Material: Nylon (most common), polypropylene, and other synthetic materials.
Color: Available in various options, most commonly black, white, yellow, and red.
Tension straps are an integral part of many industries and daily life, ensuring the organized and safe management of wires and objects.