Cable ties may be used for wires, cable wires, bicycles, machines, signs, boats, ports, fire extinguishers, air conditioners, criminals, electricity wires, toasters, price tags, large machines, computer motherboards or special industries, etc.
Velcro cable ties are manufactured by an injection molding process, in which several individual moulds are, grouped together side by side to produce a batch of cable ties in a single stroke of molding. The appearance of a cable tie is determined by the size and the shape of the mould used in the manufacturing process.
Damaged cable ties are caused due to:
- Filthy mould machine pipe
- Improper pressure control of mould machine
- Using recycled or mixed nylon plastic
- Poor heat transferring from recycled material
Dust in the mould machine pipe can cause the cable tie to turn out looking dirty if it's white, but would be less obvious in colored cable tie. That's one of the reasons that white cable ties are preferred because they can be seen easily. Of course, the tensile strength is affected as well. A cable tie made using recycled nylon granules can create a rough and not pure white tie, which says buyers who are looking for low price might end up getting cable tie with low quality.
Egsun Electrical Co., Ltd has a full line of cable ties in a wide variety of materials, colors, styles and size options to meet your specific application needs. They have developed a complete range of fastening cable management products for use in bundling applications that require easy installation and dismantling. In addition, nylon granule is directly imported to ensure the quality of plastic and cable ties.
egsoar has been manufacturing cable ties and the team has been creating and customizing cable ties for just as long. Their cable ties are CE certificates and ISO9002 certificate and have won high reputation around world market. If you are looking for a supplier of highly-refined cable ties for multiple uses, look no further than egsoar.
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