The invention discloses a reusable cable buckle assembly, comprising a detachable connection cable buckle and a base, a bundle space is provided between the cable buckle and the base for bundle the cables. The cable buckle is a fixed type cable buckle or a movable type cable buckle. And the base is a fixed type base or a movable type base.

The invention realizes the opening or closing of the bundle space through the detachable connection of the cable buckle and the base, thereby realizes the reusable of the cable buckle, and greatly reducing the construction time and cost.

A securing apparatus that is configured to provide binding of items such as but not limited to cables. The securing apparatus includes first portion and a second portion that are configured to be operably coupled. The first portion includes a first end and a second end wherein the first end and the second end each have a retention member formed thereon. The second portion is provided is a roll wherein a section thereof is severed. Each end of the severed section of the second portion is operably coupled with the retention members present on the first portion. A loop is formed ensuing coupling of the second portion to the first portion wherein the loop can provide securing of items disposed therein. In a preferred embodiment of the present invention the first portion and second portion are manufactured from nylon.

A connected tie strap, including: integrated fixing tie straps or labeled tie straps, and main rib boards, wherein the main rib boards are perpendicular to the length direction of the integrated fixing tie straps or the labeled tie straps; a shunt is disposed between the fixed heads of the integrated fixing tie straps or labels of the labeled tie straps and the main rib boards; also included is an auxiliary rib board, wherein the auxiliary rib is perpendicular to the length direction of the integrated fixing tie straps or the labeled tie straps; the main rib boards and/or the auxiliary rib is further provided thereon with interval positioning holes or interval positioning post, two ends of the main rib boards and/or the auxiliary rib also being respectively provided with positioning holes and/or positioning posts.

A cable tie comprises a strap has a lock at a first end and a second end configured to be threaded through the lock such that teeth on the strap are engaged by the lock. The strap has a first portion extending from the lock and a second portion joined to the first portion by a pre-formed curve in the strap. The second portion extends from the curve to the second end, with at least a distal section of the second portion adjacent the second end being angled away from the first portion at an acute angle. When measured parallel to the longitudinal axis of the first portion there is a first distance between the curve's turning point and the first end of the strap and a second distance between the curve's turning point and the second end of the strap. The first distance is at least 5 times greater than the second distance.

A memory fastening device includes a fastener head that is positioned along the first end of an elongated body having a tapered second end, and a plurality of serrations. The head includes an opening having a shape that is complementary to the shape of the main body. A ratchet mechanism is positioned within the head and functions to engage the serrations to form a closed loop. The main body includes a layered construction having a core layer and an outer layer. The core layer is constructed from a piece of malleable metal having shape memory for maintaining a shape to which the device is manipulated, and the outer layer is constructed from an electrically non-conductive material that encapsulates the metallic memory core.

One variation of a self-locking tie cord comprises a) a linear series of a plurality of nodules coupled together by a connective stem; b) a planar lock coupled to one end of the connective stem and comprising a valve configured to allow the nodules to pass through the planar lock in only a first direction orthogonal to the plane of the planar lock; and c) an unlocking mechanism disposed within the planar lock and configured to unlock the valve when activated, such that the nodules are allowed to pass through the planar lock in both the first direction orthogonal to the plane of the planar lock and a second direction orthogonal to the plane of the planar lock and opposite to the first direction orthogonal to the plane of the planar lock.

A clamping-action tie, in particular for docking two lines or flanges, which consists of at least one flexible tie with a closure end and a free end, which should be connected to the closure end, which tie can be closed in a stepped manner, with latching action, or stepless manner around an axis, wherein at least one closing side of the tie is intended to interact mechanically with the closure end during a closing operation, wherein the closing side and/or a further side of the tie, in the form of a clamping side, has at an axial spacing apart from one another over the length of the tie, at at least two circumferential locations, at least two roughly radially inwardly directed elevations directed towards a tied article which runs radially inwards in the direction of the axis, wherein a-clamping region is made between each interacting arrangement of elevations.

A fastening system having a cable tie which has i) a toothed cable tie strip and ii) a cable tie head with a detent device for detent engagement with the toothed cable tie strip. The fastening system further includes a holding apparatus which is separate from the cable tie. The cable tie, in the fully assembled state, is positioned relative to the holding apparatus such that the material for binding held by the cable tie is arranged spaced apart from the holding apparatus in order to reduce abrasion of the material for binding. A cable tie, a holding apparatus for a fastening system of the type, and a corresponding assembly method are also presented.

The present invention provides a base electrical box, and an end portion. The end portion is added to the base electrical box to substantially complete the electrical box. The electrical box also includes at least one intermediate portion that is added to complete the electrical box. The at least one intermediate portion is placed between the base electric box and the end portion.

A cable tie assembly includes a frame including an attachment portion adapted to be coupled to a connector and a head portion defining a plurality of apertures therethrough. The head portion includes a plurality of pawls. Each pawl is disposed within a corresponding aperture of the plurality of apertures. The cable tie assembly also includes a plurality of cable ties attached to and extending from the head portion of the frame. The plurality of cable ties are spaced apart from each other and bendable independently of each other. Each cable tie is adapted to be received through a corresponding aperture of the plurality of apertures. Further, each cable tie includes a plurality of teeth on a longitudinal surface thereof. Each tooth of the plurality of teeth is engageable with a corresponding pawl of the plurality of pawls.