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CABLE TIES
Cable (or zip) ties are one of mankind’s
greatest inventions, if you ask me. If I could
have made only one contribution to the
advancement of mankind it would have been
this useful, practical, simple and cheap wonder
tool. But, to paraphrase the old ad, cable ties
ain’t cable ties.
The common nylon cable ties come in
varying grades. White ties offer little resistance
to UV rays and will fairly rapidly become brittle
and break in exposed environments. Black
ties are more durable and offer much better
resistance.
For use beneath a camper where flying
rocks and other damaging materials may be
common, use a stainless steel cable tie. When
finished adjusting the length of your bundled
cable tie, trim the end with a sharp knife or
sidecutters, cutting across parallel and as close
to the head of the tie as possible, to avoid
leaving a sharp point for unwary hands.Cable ties come in all lengths and widths.
Choose the most appropriate for the job at handWires don’t need to be like a bowl of spaghetti
When it comes to making a wiring job neat
and intelligible, cable ties cannot be beaten