Cable Ties & Clips

Use stainless steel where nylon ties may deteriorate. The Haydon HAY-SS350 suits outdoor, marine, chemical, HVAC, transport and infrastructure applications, and the HAY-SS200 suits cable trays, marine, high-temperature and fire-resistant uses. For everyday bundling, the Mercury nylon ties each have a maximum load of 181lbs.

There are six Mercury nylon ties. White ties are the 3.6 x 140mm 782.018UK, the 2.5 x 200mm 782.021UK and the 4.8 x 200mm 782.026UK; black ties are the 4.8 x 200mm 782.027UK, the 4.8 x 300mm 782.025UK and the 4.8 x 380mm 782.029UK. Each Mercury tie pack holds 100 ties.

Each Mercury nylon tie has a maximum load of 181lbs, whatever its size. The Haydon HAY-SS200 stainless steel tie has an approximate tensile strength of 80 kg. The heavy-duty HAY-SS350 is 350 mm long and 4.6 mm wide, and its ties should not be overtightened.

Use the nail-fix CAT5 clips, which come in boxes of 100 in black or grey. The black clips are made for wall mounting, fix with a standard nail and give a clean and tidy installation. The grey clips are nail-mount clips designed for CAT5 cabling.

The black shotgun cable clips are designed specifically for RG59+2 shotgun cable and come 100 to a pack. They keep the cable secure and neatly organised, suit domestic and commercial settings, and are easy to install for DIY and professional use.

Yes, two Ventcroft accessories made for fire cable, the VCA-C7SR and VCA-S8DR. The VCA-C7SR and VCA-S8DR are each dip-coated so their edges are softer and less likely to damage fire cable, and they suit NoBurn and other fire cable brands. The VCA-S8DR complies with BS476 and BS5839, and installations using the VCA-C7SR should meet BS 5839:2013.

The Mercury 782.018UK, 782.021UK, 782.025UK, 782.027UK and 782.029UK nylon ties have a temperature range of -40°C to 85°C. They include white ties such as the 3.6 x 140mm 782.018UK and black ties such as the 4.8 x 380mm 782.029UK. Typical uses of the uncoated stainless steel Haydon HAY-SS200 include high-temperature applications.

A cable tie wraps round cables to bundle them or secure items, while a cable clip fixes a cable to a surface. The CAT5 clips here, for example, are for wall mounting with a nail. Use ties to group a run and clips to hold it along a wall.