🔒 Secure Your Cables with Install Bay BMCT11 Black Mount Cable Tie 11-Inch, 50-Pound (100-Pack) Review

These not so good zip ties you can use when you have something that needs to be held tight and if you feel any weight or strain when tightening a tie they really seemed to come loose. easy for me when trying to tie a tie to my truck. I tied the wires. small wire would be fine, but I wouldn't recommend using heavy wire with these zip ties.

I think it's a good width, about 3/16 inch. I found them flexible and strong enough. I was very happy with the quality. What is interesting, however, is how they developed the thrust direction. There is a flat side that you would expect to be placed on a surface (wall), but the pull direction essentially prevents that. Strange? However, they work well.

These are great zip ties/fixtures. Ideal for cleaning and bandaging cable runs and for fixing input cables. They are strong/durable. Being 11 inches I didn't really focus on them but I find them invaluable for cleaning and protecting devices/cables. I can't say more, but I will always have a set of these tools in my tool bag.

When I realized this thing existed, I had to buy it. This has proven itself so many times. I hung up loose cables in the basement. I used it to tie cubic wire shelving to the joist bays in my basement so I have plenty of overhead storage. Even use it in a rat cage to hang toys and accessories. They'll be very useful to me, but I'm running out of them and need to buy new ones.

We use them on everything all the time. Replaces all types of harnesses, from plumbing to electrical, data, hanging cords aside. Use any screw. There is no need to install a tie-down clip and then thread the correct size cable tie through. They replace the mounting system. All in 1. No reason to buy other cable ties or attachment loops. Unscrew and move like a frame or paint. Tie all the wire harnesses together in the furnace, attic, or elsewhere, then find the pins and just screw the zip ties…