Nylon cable ties are binding tools manufactured via the injection molding of Nylon 66. Also known as zip ties or locking ties, they feature self-locking capabilities, acid and corrosion resistance, and excellent electrical insulation. They possess a UL94 V-2 fire rating and an operating temperature range of -20°C to 80°C. Common types include self-locking, marker, releasable, and tamper-evident varieties. Utilizing a ratchet-and-pawl mechanism that tightens progressively, they are widely used for securing wiring in electronic equipment, bundling mechanical piping, and packaging consumer goods.
These ties offer superior aging and weather resistance compared to traditional binding tools. Quality inspections focus on surface defects, the integrity of the serrated strap, and release force metrics, while tensile strength must meet or exceed nominal specifications. The engineering plastics sector has established a production capacity of 80,000 tons-encompassing projects such as nylon cable ties and modified engineering plastic injection molding-as the industry shifts toward high-end and diversified operations. Product labeling must include the manufacturer's name and address in Chinese, in compliance with the *Product Quality Law*.
