Xingo Cable Ties - Black - 100 Pcs
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This guide is for individuals and professionals needing robust binding solutions for organization, securing, and construction. The XINGO Heavy Duty Zip Ties offer superior strength and durability for demanding tasks. A key caveat is their size, which may be excessive for very small or delicate applications.
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| Colour | Black |
|---|---|
| Model Part Number | 100 |
| Brand | XINGO |
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FAQs
What is the tensile strength of these zip ties?
The XINGO Heavy Duty Zip Ties have a tensile strength of 250 lbs (114Kgs).
Can these zip ties be used outdoors in all weather conditions?
Yes, they are made from industrial-strength, fireproof nylon 66 and are resistant to aging, acid, and corrosion, suitable for temperatures from -35℃ to 85℃.
What makes these zip ties 'heavy duty'?
Their heavy-duty classification comes from their 12mm width, which provides significantly more strength and a higher tensile rating (250 lbs) compared to standard, narrower zip ties.
How do the 'self-locking' features work?
They feature a humanized anti-return design where alternating tooth grooves overlap to lock. Once fixed, the teeth do not return, ensuring a secure, permanent lock.
What applications are these zip ties best suited for?
They are ideal for organizing cables, securing bicycles, gardening, replacing broken straps, locking suitcases, and most outdoor commercial construction and industrial bundling tasks.
Are there different sizes or colors available?
Based on available information, XINGO offers these heavy-duty ties in Black and White. Specific lengths may vary, but the 12mm width is a key feature for their strength.
What is the return policy if I am not satisfied?
XINGO offers a 30-day refund/return policy for any dissatisfaction with the product.
Troubleshooting
Zip tie does not lock securely
Ensure the locking teeth are properly aligned with the ratchet mechanism in the head. Check for any debris or damage in the locking head or on the tie's teeth. Try a new zip tie, as the current one might be defective.
Difficulty cutting the zip tie tail
Use a sharp cutting tool such as wire cutters, a utility knife, or strong scissors. For thicker ties, apply firm, steady pressure.
Zip tie breaks during tightening
Verify the tensile strength is sufficient for the application. If the tension required exceeds the tie's 250 lbs rating, a stronger alternative or multiple ties may be needed. Ensure the tie is not nicked or damaged before use.
Pros and Cons
Pros
- Exceptional tensile strength for heavy-duty applications.
- Durable and weather-resistant nylon 66 construction.
- Reliable self-locking mechanism prevents loosening.
- Suitable for a wide range of environmental conditions.
- Versatile use across home, garden, and industrial settings.
Cons
- Their substantial width may be overkill for light-duty tasks.
- Not ideal for applications requiring frequent adjustment or removal.
- Limited color options (primarily Black and White mentioned).
Setup, Compatibility & Care
Setup:
- Thread the pointed end of the zip tie through the locking head.
- Pull the tie to tighten, ensuring the locking teeth engage with the ratchet mechanism inside the head.
- Cut off any excess tail close to the head for a clean finish. A sharp blade or cutting tool is recommended.
Compatibility:
These zip ties are designed for general-purpose bundling and securing. They are compatible with a wide range of materials and surfaces where mechanical fastening is required. Their robust nature makes them suitable for use with metal, plastic, wood, and heavy-duty fabrics.
Care:
While designed for durability, prolonged exposure to extreme UV radiation or harsh chemicals beyond their stated resistance may eventually degrade the material. For optimal longevity, especially in outdoor applications:
- Avoid continuous immersion in corrosive substances not covered by acid/corrosion resistance.
- For applications requiring frequent inspection, consider using ties that are easier to cut and replace.
- Store unused zip ties in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight.