Mil-Tec Cord Tube - Black

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The Mil-Tec Cord Tube is designed for outdoor enthusiasts, DIY gear modifiers, and tactical users who need a reliable solution for finishing cord ends, improving zipper accessibility, or managing elastic adjustments. These lightweight, semi-flexible caps provide a professional, snag-free finish to paracord or shock cord projects, though they are best suited for smaller diameter cords up to 6mm to ensure a secure fit.
| Model Part Number | 15927 |
|---|---|
| Brand | Mil-Tec |
The inner diameter is 6mm, which fits most standard paracord and utility lines.
Each set contains 10 individual cord tubes.
Yes, the plastic material is durable and resistant to corrosion, making them suitable for marine and coastal use.
Yes, they work well with elastic shock cords, provided the diameter is within the 6mm limit.
No tools are required, though pliers can help pull the knot into the tube if the fit is very tight.
Tie a larger knot at the end of the cord before pulling it into the tube to act as a physical stop.
Use a small amount of heat-shrink tubing on the cord first to increase diameter, or apply a drop of adhesive inside the tube.
Ensure the cord tip is fused or taped into a point to prevent individual strands from catching on the internal edges.
Installation is straightforward: ensure your cord is cut cleanly to prevent snagging during insertion. If the cord is loose within the 6mm diameter, a small dab of adhesive or an internal knot will secure the tube in place. These caps are compatible with most standard utility cords, shock cords, and zipper pull replacements. To maintain, simply wipe down with a damp cloth if they accumulate dirt or mud. They are water-resistant and do not require specialized treatment, though they should be kept away from excessive heat sources that could compromise the integrity of the plastic.