The present disclosure provides a fastener for securing a bundle to a supporting structure, the fastener including a fastener body and a slip-resistant pad. The fastener body can include an article mount and a cable tie slot extending transversely through the article mount, the cable tie slot adapted to receive a cable tie. The mount provides support for a bundle and the slip-resistant pad is capable of friction with the bundle to resist axial movement and/or rotation of the bundle.

A new and improved cable tie includes a core cable tie having a multi-slot head and a set of attachments that are not integrally formed with the core cable tie. A user can combine one or more attachments with a core cable tie to form a cable tie assembly. As such, a core cable tie can be modified with one or more attachments that are specific to a desired capability or configuration. This results in improved strength and cost savings in that the same core cable tie can be used for multiple applications. The user only adds attachments, such as finger or hand pulls, based on the needs of a specific situation.

A cable tie has a head piece and a strap, which can be pushed into the head piece, thereby fixing itself in a latching manner, wherein a wedge-shaped compensation piece, which can be positioned in the region of the head piece, is threaded onto the strap in order to bound a hollow space together with the strap.

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.

The present invention discloses a cable tie which comprises a locking head, a belt connected to the locking head by one end thereof and a buckle. The locking head comprises a channel for an insertion of the belt and an assembly groove adjacent to the channel. The buckle is pivotally connected to the assembly groove and has an engaging sheet to engage with plural rack teeth of the belt. The engaging sheet of the buckle further has a positioning protrusion extended from an upper end of the engaging sheet for correspondingly attaching to and moving along a first inclined surface at an upper region of a positioning block of the locking head by a bottom edge thereof for engaging with or unfastening a fastening surface of the positioning block.

A tamper-evident attachment for a cable tie includes a ratchet head cover configured to couple to a ratchet head of the cable tie such that the ratchet head cover covers at least a portion of a head opening of the ratchet head to inhibit access a pawl in the ratchet head. The ratchet head cover defines at least one slot-shaped opening configured to align with the head opening of the ratchet head when the ratchet head cover is coupled to the ratchet head. The at least one slot-shaped opening is sized and shaped to receive a strap of the cable tie therethrough.

A clip, system and methods for affixing a conduit to a surface includes a flexible strap having an integrally connected shoulder with a passageway configured to receive a fastener to secure the shoulder and clip to a surface of an object such as a stud, the shoulder positioned at a first end portion of the strap, the strap having an opposite free end, and a head integrally connected to the strap at a terminal end of the first end portion, the strap being flexible between the head and the shoulder, the head having a strap-receiving passage configured to receive the strap to form a loop. The clip is connected to the surface and the loop is tightened around the conduit to secure the conduit to the surface.

A combination decoration and wire-reinforced twist tie is made with a grip on each end. Width is selected to be part of the presentation, and includes multiple wires providing additional stability for positioning the grips as emblems as part of the presentation. Certain embodiments place the decorative element in the geographical center or elsewhere along the strand that forms the twist tie, thereby freeing the ends to become a bow-like decoration behind the shaped image of that center decorative element.

Embodiments of the present technology relate to tie apparatus, such as those commonly referred to as zip ties or cable ties. Advantageously, the disclosed technology increases the friction between a tie and the cables or other objects clinched by the tie. This is done by, for example, providing a gripping material on the inside of the strap. The disclosed technology also includes a head for a tie apparatus that can receive and engage a strap with a grip. Embodiments of the present technology also provide configurations for the grip on the strap.

The invention relates to a fastening system having at least one cable tie (13) which has i) a toothed cable tie strip (17) and ii) a cable tie head (16) with a detent device for detent engagement with the toothed cable tie strip (17), and having at least one holding apparatus (1) which is separate from the cable tie (13), wherein the cable tie (13), in the fully assembled state, is positioned relative to the holding apparatus (1) such that the material for binding (39) held by the cable tie (13) is arranged spaced apart from the holding apparatus (1) in order to reduce abrasion of the material for binding (39). The invention likewise relates to a cable tie (13) and to a holding apparatus (1) for a fastening system of said type, and to a corresponding assembly method.