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South Main Hardware 848101 4 Inch Cable Ties, Black 1,000-Pack, 18-Lb Test, Small by South Main Hardware


These are great little cable ties.  They are strong enough to hold a power cable but light enough that you can cut them off with scissors instead of wire cutters that you need with a heavier tie.   They are suitable for USB and cell phone type wires, they  really aren't long enough for power cables.   At this price for this number, you  can afford to just cut them off and use them instead of twist ties.

Material: nylon 6/6, ul-94v2 certification and flammability
Temp range: -40 degreec to 85 degreec/-40 degreef to 185 degreef
Great for cable management and home organization
UV resistant
Package includes 1,000 zip ties for $12.31 as of this date. 

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