Box of Black Cable Ties - 200 x 4.8 mm (16,000 Cable Ties) Heat Shrink Solder Connectors The 2:1 shrink ratio makes Diameter:ID: 32mm - Roll: 50m

Name: Box of Black Cable Ties - 200 x 4.8 mm (16,000 Cable Ties) Heat Shrink Solder Connectors The 2:1 shrink ratio makes Diameter:ID: 32mm - Roll: 50m
Brand: sterlingstudiolofts.com
SKU: 41593286750
Price: 166.40 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.1143 (22 reviews)

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Box of Black Cable Ties 200 x 4.8 mm (16,000 Cable Ties) Heat Shrink Solder Connectors The 2:1 shrink ratio makes Diameter:ID: 32mm Roll: 50m The 2:1 shrink ratio makes this a versatile choice for everyday insulation 1p cover x 1 000 pcs Pack Quantity: 100 pcs Self Extinguishing Class: UL94V2 ROHS Compliant Zero Halogen 8 mm black cable ties

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