White cable ties are used where cable management needs to look clean and professional as well as hold securely, such as switchboards, server racks, panel building and office or residential electrical work. Ours are made from nylon 66 and tested to their rated strength.
Colour matters more than people expect on a finished job. A switchboard or comms rack wired with white ties against white cabling reads as tidy and professional, where black ties can look mismatched against light-coloured runs. Electricians, panel builders and network installers reach for white when the finish of the job matters as much as the fix.
Our white cable ties come in 2.5mm, 3.6mm, 4.8mm and 7.6mm widths, sold in packs of 100. As with any cable tie, match the width to your bundle diameter and the load it needs to hold rather than picking on length alone.
Every white cable tie in this range is made from nylon 66, carries a UL94 class V2 flammability rating, and is strength tested against its rated tensile load. The white finish doesn't come at the cost of strength: it's tested to the same standard as our standard black range.
Standard white cable ties are built for indoor and controlled environments. If a job needs to be outdoors long term in direct sun, a UV stabilised black tie will generally outlast a white one, since UV resistance is harder to maintain in lighter-coloured nylon. For an outdoor job where appearance still matters, it's worth planning which sections can run black and which need to stay visible in white.
Mainly for clean, professional-looking cable management in switchboards, server racks, panel building, and office or residential electrical work where finish matters alongside hold.
2.5mm, 3.6mm, 4.8mm and 7.6mm widths, sold in packs of 100.
They're built for indoor and controlled environments. For long-term outdoor exposure in direct sun, a UV stabilised black tie will generally hold up longer.
Yes. Both are made from nylon 66 and tested to the same tensile strength standard.
Yes, we stock releasable and reusable options where a job needs adjusting rather than a permanent fix.