🔒 Tach-It 4-inch UV Black Protected Cable Tie with 18 Pound Tensile Strength - Pack of 1000 Review

I use these ties to hang strong metal outdoor signs. Then when the apartment is rented, cut the ties, remove the sign and that's it Keep the sign until the next time I need it.Door sign, withstands strong wind, rain, snow, ice and cold.Saves a lot of labor, no need to use bolts and nuts, and you don't have to worry about rusting problems with bolts and nuts make.

Having bought many zip ties for around $4/100 it was nice to find such a good deal. 1000 for $12. I'm sure it was a mistake because no one is selling at a low price. Then I thought, well, maybe the quality will be terrible. Luckily I was wrong on both counts. What I received were 1000 cable ties individually packed in bags of 100. Gray is good too, the typical choice is white (clear) or black, so gray is a great change of pace, it doesn't matter which color. Now these zip ties aren't as wide as

Buy better ones if you use them to connect items that are claimed or use them outdoors in an area of the country that gets very cold in winter. (I don't think they have a 175 pound tensile strength). They break - and within a short time. . I don't just mean small skinny ones. This also happens with larger ones. They might be fine for tasks like keeping electrical cords tidy or tying multiple items together, but I prefer using the same zip ties for everything, and these mini shoelaces for some…