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The Faithfull 4.8 x 250mm cable ties are essential for DIY enthusiasts, electricians, and homeowners looking to organize loose wiring, secure garden fixtures, or bundle materials efficiently. These ties provide reliable, self-locking security with a sturdy 230N tensile strength, making them an ideal choice for general-purpose fastening; however, they are strictly for organizational use and should never be utilized for load-bearing or lifting applications.
| Colour | Grey |
|---|---|
| Model Part Number | FAICT250G |
| Brand | Faithfull |
No. These are for organizational purposes only and are not rated for load-bearing or lifting applications.
No, these are single-use self-locking cable ties. They must be cut to be removed and cannot be reused.
They are suitable for standard indoor and outdoor use, but they will eventually degrade if exposed to prolonged UV sunlight and extreme weather.
Each tie has a tensile strength of 230N.
Each pack contains 100 individual cable ties.
Ensure the tie is inserted with the ridged side facing the lock head. If it still slips, the locking teeth may be damaged and the tie should be replaced.
You are likely overtightening the tie. Use manual pressure only and stop once the bundle is secure rather than trying to compress it to the maximum tightness.
For optimal results, thread the tapered end through the self-locking head and pull until the bundle is snug but not excessively compressed. Avoid using pliers or tools to overtighten, as this can fatigue the plastic material and lead to premature failure.
Keep the pack stored in a cool, dry place away from direct UV exposure to maintain the integrity of the polymer. If you notice a tie has become brittle, yellowed, or shows cracks, it should be removed and replaced immediately, as these are signs that the material has reached the end of its functional life. Ensure the surrounding environment is free from sharp edges that could fray or cut the tie strap.
