How wide of a bundle of cables can this secure? I'm thinking of using them to secure bundles that are about 4 inches in diameter.
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It would work but you would not have a lot of over-lap maybe 3/4" to 1"You could use two pieces - cut the end with the large tab and hole off and use the remaining piece to extend the length to what you need
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4 inches in diameter would be close, probably leave you with only an extra inch of Velcro. So I guess it depends on what it is and how secure it needs to be.
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A 4" Diameter cable bundle would have a circumference of 12.56". These would just about reach. If you did come up short you could connect two of these together end to end for a longer reach.
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I'm not home to measure it at this time,I will guarantee you that the cables no longer than 4 inches
360681
Well, I would say that this device will "hold" extension cords together. Lock? Don't think so. I bought it to protect and extension connection to a heated water hose from the inclement weather elements.
413057
I'm not sure I understand your question. However, if you are asking whether these could be used to secure a bike wheel to post or some such, the answer is no. They are not nearly long enough. If you intend using them as "wrap-around" traction devices, I doubt they would work since they are so flexible they would probably "roll up".
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Peggy I told you the wrong item. These hooks are 4" wide and you can place them as wide as needed.Thanks
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to &#8540; inch should work fine...but it might be difficult getting the proper tension with rope over cable...
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Hello, the cable, when fully open, is 3.75" long. When locked, the space between the loop and the lock is just over 1.5". Honestly, though, this lock is not my favorite. It does appear very sturdy but I have not actually used it yet. My 'beef' is with the locking mechanism itself. It's kind of difficult to get the hang of to open; even though I've entered my own combination I swear it's still locked until, magically, it opens after fiddling with it and just about getting frustrated. Hope that helps in some way. Good luck.
1131962
Yes. The space is about 6/16" wide. However, if you want to use the clip to firmly hold the cable to prevent slack, the thickness of the wire needs to be about 3/16th".
1741101
I run a coax TV cable through this and it is very close to capacity. That's the best estimate I can give!What I think of as normal heavy-gauge speaker wire would mean two pairs would fit. I don't know how thick Monstet cable is. (And I never will, sorry,)- Mark
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I am sure these would work for your intended purpose, however, these chains are specifically for the use of a fail safe for trailers/campers. It would be more beneficial, and less expensive, for you to go to your local hardware store and buy a lighter gauge chain. You can purchase it by the foot, so an exact length can be achieved.
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I used them to secure sliding class windows from being opened. It may depend on how your mount is anchored. I suggest you contact the seller and ask them.
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It says on the Amazon ad "Works cable ties up to 1/4 inch". I have not used it for any ties that are wider than that. It did not work on the little ties that are like .100" wide, it just stretched them till they snapped. As far as the length, it does not matter, it can handle any length.
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It isn't easy to secure but this is what I've done: Put the lower circular connectors on top of one another so they are together. The top parts then go together by pushing the part that sticks up into the groove on the edge of the other side. They then are locked in place.
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The cable has a weather tight fitting that unscrews. I think it is probably about an inch in diameter, if I recall.
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No, its too wide, you cant only crimp the bare cable, itll grab the cover tabs. You need 1/4" wide yaws and these are 3/8" or 7/16" wide.
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I would not put two cables together. Shop around. Spend good money on your cable or chain and get good clasps.
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It ll cover aroun 4 cables . The trick is to bundle them together with some tape