Kabelbindere

Kabelbindere, also known as zip ties or cable ties, are fastening devices typically made of plastic. They consist of a flexible strip with a built-in pawl that interlocks with a series of teeth along the strip. This design allows the cable tie to be tightened around objects, but prevents it from being loosened once secured.

The primary use of kabelbindere is to bundle and organize cables and wires. They are commonly found in electronics, telecommunications, and automotive industries, as well as in everyday household applications for tidying up cords. Beyond cable management, they are also employed for general fastening purposes, such as securing items to racks, attaching labels, or creating temporary closures.

Kabelbindere come in various sizes, colors, and materials, including nylon, which is the most common. Some are designed for specific applications, such as high-temperature resistance or outdoor use with UV protection. Reusable cable ties are also available, featuring a releasable locking mechanism. While generally single-use, they offer an efficient and cost-effective solution for many organizational and fastening needs.