APPLICATION ENGINEERING
A hole, an edge, a pipe or a cable bundle. Every mounting point asks a different question. Start with your assembly and work toward the right fastening.
THE FASTENING WORKBENCH
START WITH THE MOUNTING REQUIREMENT
Keep cable groups organized before selecting their fixing points.
START WITH THE MOUNTING REQUIREMENT
Match the fixing element to the hole geometry and panel thickness.
START WITH THE MOUNTING REQUIREMENT
Explore fixing options when the available mounting point is an edge.
START WITH THE MOUNTING REQUIREMENT
Select around tube diameter, cable bundle size and routing direction.
START WITH THE MOUNTING REQUIREMENT
Start with a drawing, sample or a clearly defined fastening problem.
FIND YOUR STARTING POINT
Keep cable groups organized before selecting their fixing points.
Match the fixing element to the hole geometry and panel thickness.
Explore fixing options when the available mounting point is an edge.
Select around tube diameter, cable bundle size and routing direction.
Start with a drawing, sample or a clearly defined fastening problem.
FROM A QUESTION TO A SHORTLIST
THE FASTENING VOCABULARY
Six terms that help engineering and purchasing work from the same specification.
A catalog name can be a convenient shorthand. For ordering, use the model and published width and length. The Xiaogu Electric 3×100 mm catalog description, for example, lists an actual size of 2.5×100 mm.
Explore the relevant guideTie length describes the strap; bundle diameter describes the cable group it needs to surround. Use the model’s published bundle capacity where available and evaluate it with your actual bundle.
Explore the relevant guideThese describe different parts of a mounting interface. Supply both, together with hole shape and rear clearance, when reviewing a hole-mounted fixing.
Explore the relevant guideA tie-loop test and a fixing-retention test answer different questions. Specify which interface is being tested, the test method and your acceptance criteria.
Explore the relevant guidePA66, PA46, PA12 and ETFE identify material families in the product range. The selected grade and product specification determine which supporting data you need to request. Color alone does not define a performance specification.
Explore the relevant guideA quality management certificate concerns its stated organizational scope. A sample report concerns the identified sample and test scope. Read the complete applicable document before using it for a part review.
Explore the relevant guideTHE ASSEMBLY IN CONTEXT
A fixing point belongs to a larger assembly. Explore the requirements around the harness, equipment and available space.
Mounting points, cable routes and assembly access.
Organized bundles and a clearly specified parts list.
Cable routing within a compact assembly.
Project specifications and part-level evaluation.
TWO ROUTES / ONE MANUFACTURING PARTNER
AN ESTABLISHED PRODUCT
Choose from 400+ cable tie designs, supported by ready stock and free samples for evaluation. Confirm the model, quantity and shipping arrangements with our team.
A CUSTOM COMPONENT
Develop a custom fastening from your drawing or sample, including PA66 designs, supported by our own mold and injection molding workshops.
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