Cable Tie Installation without tools
& Cable ID Tags
Installing Metal Cables Ties
Metal cable ties are specialty cable ties, so they need to be properly installed so that they can perform to their standard. There are two options for installing metal and stainless steel cable ties. With special tools and without special tools.
1. Metal Cable Tie Installation without Specialty Tools
A quick pull will zip metal impregnated ties shut, and they can be opened by pushing the ratchet up with a flathead screwdriver. Some cable ties use a metal powder that allows the cables to be cut with standard cutters; others have a thin wire, requiring the use of cutters designed to handle metal.
Metal cable ties and some of the nylon coated cable ties use a ball bearing head. This allows the cable to pass freely into the head but will wedge itself against the cable if it’s pulled on. Tin snips can be used to cut any cable sticking out of the head, but a strap or cable cutter will leave a cleaner cut.
From the Simple to the Big and Bold Cable Tags
For the office workers or any industrial employees, a great way to avoid complications which are happening because of a huge amount of cables or wires is a good Cable ID tag. These tags are really simple and easy to use. And flawlessly mark and identify cables so that you can understand what belongs where.
You can even select cable ID tags from totally different pre-printed configurations like a diversion, computer cables, and home theater and easily pop the labels right on your cables. If you favor to customize them yourself, you can also order blank labels.
Taking a few moments to label your cables will help to save your precious time in the future when you need any troubleshooting or any shift, and frustration down the line when you can do things fast and at maximum efficiency. Cable ID tags will help others also to take precautions if they are doing anything with the cables.
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