A strap with a plastic buckle and hook-and-loop fastener that smartly organizes cables and luggage. It's also great for use around electrical and magnetic products.
A lip tie cinch strap that securely fixes cables by threading a strap through the buckle and pulling it tight. It is ideal not only for managing cables but also as a band for securing tripods, garden hoses, suitcases, and cargo straps. The main material is Velcro, which has passed over 10,000 attachment and detachment tests. It is useful in many scenarios, including sound and lighting, stage setup, electrical work, home use, telecommuting and remote workspaces, PC desk organization, outdoor activities, gardening, cycling, and medical applications. It is RoHS compliant.
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basic information
Size: Width 25mm to 50mm, Length 177mm to 2438mm Shear engagement force: (with an overlapping section of 5cm) lateral 12kg Temperature range (hook/loop): -56.7 degrees to 93.3 degrees Durability usage count: over 10,000 times
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It is active in many scenes such as sound and lighting, stage setup, electrical installation, home use, telework and remote workspaces, storage around PC desks, outdoor activities, gardening, cycling, and medical applications. RoHS.
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◆Corporate Philosophy We value being a company where all customers, business partners, and employees can engage happily. ◆History 1985: Seam-Tech was founded. In the same year: Developed cable wraps and obtained patents in the United States, Japan, and various European countries. 1991: Renamed the company to RIP-TIE and relocated to the South of Market area in San Francisco. 1992: Opened the Velcro Hook & Loop Store on the first floor of the same building. 1998: Introduced printing machines and started a custom logo "name printing" service for small lot orders. 2001: Purchased a company building in San Leandro and relocated the headquarters. 2007: Established the Japan division of RIP-TIE, Inc. 2008: Purchased an office adjacent to the headquarters due to business expansion. 2010: Obtained patents for Rip Tie Mini in the United States, Japan, and various European countries. 2013: Obtained patents for Rip Lock in the United States, Japan, and various European countries. 2018: Purchased warehouse property due to business expansion and launched an online shop targeting individual customers.