Beshine Black Nylon Cable Ties, 200mm x 3.6mm, Pack of 500

Beshine black nylon cable ties are 200mm long and supplied in a pack of 500. The listing describes a self-locking design for bundling cables and handling general organising jobs, with a stated tensile strength of 48 Pounds per tie.

At a glance

500 black ties, each listed as 200mm long and 3.6mm wide.
Self-locking teeth are described as holding the tie at the chosen length.
A bent tip and smooth edges are claimed to make insertion and tightening easier.
The listing gives a tensile strength of 48 Pounds per tie.

Price

£7.99Save 27%

Reference price: ~~£10.99~~

Price checked: 13 Nov 2026

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Pros and cons

Pros

Large pack suits repeated cable management and small bundling jobs.
Self-locking design avoids a separate fastener, and the listing describes an easy-insertion bent tip.
Black nylon ties suit discreet wire organisation in home, office and workshop settings.

Technical specifications

15 specifications

Identity
Brand	Beshine
Model	1
Pack quantity	500
Colour	Black
Style	Zip

Dimensions and strength
Length	200 Millimetres
Maximum diameter	3.6 Millimetres
Width	3.6mm
Thickness	1.10mm
Tensile strength	48 Pounds

Materials and protection
Material listed	Nylon
Material specification	Durable and UV-resistant nylon polyamide 6/6
Operating temperature	-40 to 185F / -40°C to +85°C
Flammability rating	UL 94 class V2
Dielectric strength	50,000 volts/mm

What to know before buying

The listing states a tensile strength of 48 Pounds per tie and suggests using multiple ties in a row to increase it. Do not assume this makes a heavy-load application safe. Keep ties away from young children.
Customer feedback reports both positive and negative experiences with thickness and secure fit, including reports of ties snapping when pulled tight. Use care when tightening and consider the load before relying on a tie.

Who is it for?

A good fit for

Buyers who need a bulk supply for cable tidying, small DIY jobs or general bundling.
Home offices, garages and workshops where black ties can organise wires and accessories.

Less suited to

Applications that need a specified load-bearing guarantee or a verified performance rating beyond the listing claim.

Beshine Black Nylon Cable Ties, 200mm x 3.6mm, Pack of 500 · photo 2 — Additional product photo 2

Customer reviews on Amazon

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Customer feedback describes the ties as useful for small jobs, easy to handle and satisfactory in appearance, with positive comments about quality and value. Experiences are mixed on thickness, and some customers report that ties snap when pulled tight. For routine cable organisation, ease of use may matter most, but avoid relying on them for loads where failure would have serious consequences.

Positive themes

Customers report good quality, usefulness for small jobs and ease of handling. Feedback also mentions appearance and value positively.

Mixed feedback

Feedback differs on thickness, with some describing the ties as thick and others as thin.
Secure fit feedback is mixed, including reports of ties snapping when pulled tight.

Frequently asked questions

How many cable ties are included?

The listing specifies 500 pieces.

What are the listed dimensions?

Each tie is listed as 200 Millimetres long and 3.6 Millimetres maximum diameter. The feature text also specifies a width of 3.6mm and thickness of 1.10mm.

What tensile strength does the listing state?

It states 48 Pounds. This is a listing claim, not an independently verified load rating.

Are these suitable for heavy items?

The listing advises being mindful of strength per tie when hanging heavy material. It suggests using two or more together to increase tensile strength, but gives no verified safe-load guidance.