[[Front Wall]] **Types** - Natural Nylon - Black Weather Resistant Nylon - This is what we use most - Stainless Steel There are also different shapes designed for different purposes - Hose Mount (gives 360 degree equal pressure) - Identification - Screw mount **Location:** Main Room, shelving behind front office **How to select** **Width** Units: mm The width sets the tensile strength. Width | Tensile Strength ----- | ------ mm | kg 2.5 | 8 3.6 | 18 4.8 | 22 7.6 | 55 9.0 | 80 ** Length** Units: mm Sets the circular diameter of what a single cable tie can encompass. Note: the cable tie itself will be 100mm in length but there is 20mm of starter that won't latch. Length | Diameter ------ | ------ mm | mm 100 | 23 150 | 39 200 | 55 250 | 71 300 | 87 Reasonable Selection Cabac Kit contents Part Number | Width | Length ----------- | ----- | ------ . | mm | mm CT98BK | 2.5 | 100 CT140BK | 3.5 | 140 CT200BK | 4.8 | 200 CT250BK | 4.8 | 250 CT290BK | 4.8 | 300 What we should keep in stock Width | Length | Container | Carroll Part Number | Link ----- | ------ | --------- | ------------------- | ---- mm | mm | . | . | . 2.5 | 100 | anko box | CT102B | [Light Duty](https://www.carroll.com.au/cable-ties-light-duty-nylon-ties.html) 3.5 | 150 | anko box | CT143B | [Intermediate Duty](https://www.carroll.com.au/cable-ties-intermediate-duty-nylon-ties.html) 4.8 | 300 | Pasta box | CT280B | [Standard Duty](https://www.carroll.com.au/cable-ties-standard-duty-nylon-ties.html) 7.6 | 400 | White box | CT373B | [Heavy Duty](https://www.carroll.com.au/cable-ties-heavy-duty-nylon-ties.html) **Colour** Most often in black or white colours. White cable ties are usually not UV stabalised. The black UV stabalised versions are not significantly more expensive so we should only use them. **Manufacturers** - Cabac - Carroll **Suppliers** **Storage Options** For each of the sizes we keep in stock there needs to be two storage areas (kept close to each other). They are for - Loose components - Packaged components When taking cable ties onsite one of the best packagings that you can use is the bag that they came in. There is usually 100 in a bag and if you cut a hole in the middle you can easily slide some cable ties out whilst ensuring that they will stay in their packet for the rest of the time. I'm thinking 3 x the anko 1l 10.2x20x10.2cm [[Storage Containers]] for the lengths that are under 200mm. Then some spagetti containers (probably the largest sizes) for the lengths up to 300mm. I don't think I will seperate the UV and non-UV stabilised items. They are easy to tell apart and we shouldn't be buying the non-UV ones in future. Do we need a place for longer cable ties? Probably do. Sizes get out to 600mm. Probably use one of the bunnings long boxes. **Example Label** **Cable Tie** Width: 2.5mm Keep Packaged