Label Cable Ties

Structural Analysis

Lock Head Structure

Rachet lock head design: once inserted it automatically locks, preventing loosening and ensuring secure cable fixation.

Body of the cable tie labels

Toothed self-locking body can effectively tighten cables and prevent slippage.

Label Area

The surface of label cable ties is suitable for direct writing with oil-based pens or for heat transfer processing, allowing clear marking of numbers, serial codes and brand logos.

Variety of Sizes and Colors

Available in multiple sizes to fit different cable diameters and customizable colors including black, white, red, yellow, blue, green, pink, orange, purple and brown.

Integrated Functional Design

Bundling and labeling are completed in a single operation—eliminating additional label costs and enabling efficient management.

Material Characteristics of Label Cable Ties

Specifications and Properties

Product Specifications

Printing Methods and Recommendations

1. Screen Printing
   Screen printing uses nylon-specific inks with excellent adhesion and can withstand temperature changes from -40℃ to 80℃. It is cost-effective for large-volume production but shows limited detail for fine patterns. Recommended for large-scale industrial uses like equipment numbering or single-color markings; cost-effective when single orders exceed 5,000 pieces.
2. Laser
   Laser engraving is suitable for hard nylon cable ties label surfaces, creating permanent marks without ink and can precisely reproduce 1 mm fine text. Soft nylon may produce burrs. Recommended for high-precision serial numbers or outdoor durable markings; avoid soft nylon when using laser.
3. Heat Transfer
   Heat transfer requires nylon-specific transfer film and can present full-color graphics; it resists light abrasion but may fade after prolonged exposure (over ~6 months). Recommended for brand color marks in non-long-term sun-exposed environments for personalized customization.
4. Pad Printing
   Pad printing uses nylon-compatible ink and fits irregular or small label areas; adhesion is acceptable but printing area is limited and abrasion resistance is lower. Suitable for small-batch cable ties with labels; consider applying a protective coating after printing to improve durability.
5. Handwriting
   Handwriting requires nylon-specific oil-based markers and allows instant, low-cost marking, but marks are easily erased and have poor weather resistance. Only recommended for temporary small-batch cable tie label tags, not for long-term outdoor use or high-friction scenarios.

Color and Identification Management

Label cable ties come in a wide range of colors to precisely match identification needs in different scenarios:

• White: Highly versatile with excellent text readability; suitable for office cabling and network line organization.
• Red: Visually warning; often used for high-risk lines (e.g., high-voltage) or emergency system grouping.
• Yellow: Highly noticeable; suitable for backup lines or regular grouping.
• Green: Clear signal differentiation; often used for internal electronic wiring or signal transmission lines.
• Blue: Commonly used in power systems, often designated for power lines (e.g., low-voltage supply).
• Black (UV stabilized): UV-stable and suitable for outdoor use to prevent UV-induced aging.

Using color-coding, users can quickly distinguish and manage different cable types, improving inspection and maintenance efficiency.

Applications

Zip ties with labels are suitable for any scenario that requires clear identification and secure bundling. One action provides both secure fastening and visible labeling, saving the cost of additional labels.

1. Industrial Equipment Wiring Management

Use zip tie labels on power and signal lines of industrial machines and control cabinets to mark model or serial numbers, enabling rapid location during maintenance and preventing mistakes.

2. Electronics & Electrical Field

Internal wire bundles in appliances and servers can be secured with label zip ties marked “Power” or “Data”; communication room cables use color coding plus label areas to organize cabling and improve maintenance efficiency.

3. Construction & Decoration

Use them to mark “Cold Water” / “High Voltage” in embedded pipes to avoid damage during later construction; use zip tie with label for lighting and fire lines in ceilings to comply with safety norms.

4. Logistics & Warehouse Management

Use for pallet bundling to avoid scattering; labeled zip ties can mark product name and batch; organize barcode gun cables on warehouse racks for daily operation.

5. Daily Household Organization

Use for routing router and set-top box cables; plastic zip tie labels can mark “Living Room TV”; also bundle toolbox items, store charging cables, or secure plants on balconies.

FAQ

Q1.: Can wire tie labels be reused?

A: They are generally single-use. If you need to change the information, it is recommended to replace with a new wire ties with labels.

Q2: What type of pen is recommended for writing on zip tie cable labels?

A: We recommend using an oil-based permanent marker that is abrasion-resistant and heat-resistant.

Q3: Can labels with wire ties be used outdoors for long periods?

A: It is recommended to choose black color and PA66 UV-stabilized modified material to extend outdoor service life.

Q4: Can I print a LOGO or serial number on tie wrap labels?

A: Customization by heat transfer or laser engraving is supported, provided the minimum order quantity is met.