Zip Ties Heavy Duty 24 InchStrong Large Black Zip Ties with 175 Pounds Tensile Strength
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About Zip Ties Heavy Duty 24 InchStrong Large Black Zip Ties with 175 Pounds Tensile Strength
Overall Feedback:
75% positive
70% liked the easy adjustability, but 30% found it little difficult
Electrical cable ties can be easily pulled apart even by a 12-year-old child after they are locked in place.
71% appreciated the compatibility, though 29% found it incompatible
The cable ties lock and hold fine, but they are a bit harder to unlock than the Kable Kontrol brand I previously purchased.
For any project with tension, cable ties are not compatible.
64% liked the corrosion-resistant design, but 36% experienced issues
I am dissatisfied with the corrosion resistance of the electrical-cable-ties. They do not maintain their strength and effectiveness even under light use.
73% found them durable, while 27% experienced degradation
After using the cable ties for less than 10 minutes, every single one of the ties became extremely loose and the crate was just barely hanging on.
74% praised the ease of use, while 26% struggled
If the tie is very tight, the release tab material may not be stiff enough to release from the teeth and it could bend.
After just 10 minutes of use on a paved bike path, the cable ties became extremely loose and the crate was barely hanging on.
70% praised the tensile strength, while 30% experienced breakage
The cable wire has a tensile strength of 50lb.
Many cable ties break when inserting the pointed end into the clasp, causing the lock mechanism to break off.
The tensile strength of our electrical cable ties is not good enough as they can be pulled apart by a 12-year-old child after locking them in place.
The cable ties are not strong enough to hold anything and can easily come apart with a couple of pounds of pressure. I can easily pop it open with two fingers worth of pressure even when pulled tight without using the release.
