Clamps
The clamp (otherwise known as zipami or trytytkami) have a universal use - they can be used, in particular, for combining cables into bundles, wires, for marking or for the immobilization of elements, and for temporary repair. Due to the design using the ratchet mechanism is not able to automatically open the bandage. This allows you to use trytytek in places that require a reliable and sturdy connection. Plastic straps are usually disposable, but in some cases the undermining of the latch, and slide trytytki and then use it again.
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Cable ties - FAQ
After inserting the end of the tie through the opening at the beginning, pull the tip firmly until it is tightened in the desired position around the cable . The ratchet mechanism will prevent the connection from loosening.
Tourniquet ties were invented in the late 1950s by Maurus C. Logan and patented by Thomas & Betts. Initially, they were made of metal, but now cable ties are made of plastics - mainly nylon.