A better zip tie

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A better zip tie

11 Nov 2018 07:27
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When an ordinary zip tie is not enough ......

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Re: A better zip tie

11 Nov 2018 08:00
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The extra long release tab for repositioning is a good feature too. more zip ties should be made with that.




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Re: A better zip tie

12 Nov 2018 09:06 - 12 Nov 2018 09:06
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TexasKZ wrote: When an ordinary zip tie is not enough ......

www.griplockties.com

They look nice. Expensive, but nice.

I used cheapie ty wraps with a release tab ~25 years ago when I was a tech for a commercial equipment distributor. I liked the ability to reuse them, rather than replace every time I fixed a machine. I have OCD for tangled masses of wires, all the same color. :-)
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Re: A better zip tie

03 Apr 2020 18:57 - 03 Apr 2020 18:58
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Those metal bands you put onto CV joint boots would make good "permanent zip ties" for non-fragile stuff.
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