ANOSON White Zip Ties Assorted Sizes (4-18 inch) 500 Pack – UV-Resistant Nylon Cable Ties

Overview

ANOSON White Zip Ties are crafted from UV-resistant halogen-free nylon, designed to handle everyday organization indoors and outdoors. The 500-pack includes six practical lengths — 4-inch, 6-inch, 8-inch, 12-inch, 14-inch, and 18-inch — so you can select the right size for different tasks without running out mid-project.

Why choose ANOSON zip ties

These ties feature a self-locking design that clicks securely into place, delivering a clean, tidy result. They are wider than typical ties at each size, which helps prevent slippage around cables, plants, banners, or lighting. With a broad operating temperature range and UL94V-2 flammability rating, they perform in diverse environments—from workshops to outdoor setups.

• Six sizes in a single package for versatile use
• Wider widths provide stronger wraps and better grip
• UV-resistant, halogen-free nylon resists sun and moisture damage
• Operational range from -40°F to 185°F
• One-piece self-locking mechanism for consistent performance
• 1-year warranty with a full refund for quality issues

Practical uses

In homes and offices, you can bundle and manage cables beneath desks, secure lighting and banners, or fasten garden netting to fences. In garages and studios, they help organize tools, tidy extension cords, and support temporary outdoor setups. The assortment makes it easy to pick the right length and strength for each job.

Quality you can rely on

ANOSON emphasizes durability and ease of use. The self-locking head engages smoothly, and the wider widths across sizes reduce the risk of slippage on thicker bundles. A dependable warranty offers reassurance against manufacturing issues, making them a practical addition to any toolbox.

Care and handling tips

• Keep out of reach of children and pets
• Store sealed when not in use to preserve flexibility
• Use within the recommended temperatures and tensile limits for each size
• Store in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight