Fascette per cavi colorate

Colour is a specification, not a decoration: a coloured tie lets a technician read a bundle without tracing it. This category stocks the eleven colours used for that work — black, blue, brown, gold, green, orange, pink, purple, red, silver and yellow — plus multi-colour packs where several circuits are identified in the same run.

Each colour has a practical job. Blue and green are the common choice for network and data colour-coding. Red, orange and yellow carry warning and safety marking, where visibility matters more than subtlety. Brown and green blend into outdoor and garden settings instead of standing out. Gold and silver are chosen where the finished assembly is visible and appearance counts, and pink and purple suit temporary grouping and event or retail work. Black remains the default for UV-exposed and general-purpose indoor runs, and is also supplied as nylon 6, nylon 66 or nylon 66 with UV stabiliser depending on service life.

Colour customisation follows the usual minimum order for a single specification and single colour. Ties are manufactured in nylon 66, with OEM/ODM on size, colour and logo, ISO 9001, CE (LVD) and RoHS certification, and a 3–15 day lead time after order confirmation.

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How do I choose the right colour for cable identification?

Assign one colour per circuit, phase or system so a bundle can be read at a glance, and keep that colour key consistent across the whole installation.

What is the difference between coloured cable ties and label cable ties?

A coloured tie identifies a bundle by colour only. A label cable tie carries a writable or printable flag and identifies individual cables or conductors within the bundle.

Which colours are used for safety marking and which for network coding?

Red, orange and yellow are the high-visibility choices for warning and safety marking. Blue and green are the common choices for network and data colour-coding.