Screw Mount Cable Tie
Threaded stud mounting · 4.7 x 204 mm · 1.5-50 mm · 6.5-7.2 mm · 1.3-7 mm
Check the catalog row →TOBEYHAO · automotive fastening
Panel Mount Cable Ties: Screw, Rivet and Arrowhead Options
A multi-family comparison for buyers matching the fastener structure to a panel, bracket or prepared hole.
Catalog items for technical comparison
Start with the real attachment point rather than a visual match. Identify the panel, hole, edge, screw, bundle direction or tube range first, then compare only catalog rows belonging to that fastening structure.
Categories covered: Screw Mount Cable Ties · Push Rivet Cable Ties · Arrowhead Mount Cable Ties & Clips · Special Arrowhead Mount Variants
Screw Mount Cable Tie
Threaded stud mounting · 4.6 x 160 mm · 2-35 mm · 6.0-7.0 mm · 0.5-6 mm
Check the catalog row →Screw Mount Cable Tie
Threaded stud mounting · 4.6 x 160 mm · 3-35 mm · 6.3-7 mm · 0.5-7 mm
Check the catalog row →Push Rivet Cable Tie
Push rivet mounting · 4.7 x 90 mm · PA66 · -40 to 120°C
Check the catalog row →Arrowhead Mount Cable Tie / Clip
Push mount in panel hole
Check the catalog row →Arrowhead Mount Cable Tie / Clip
Push mount in panel hole · 3.6*160*1.3 mm
Check the catalog row →Arrowhead Mount Cable Tie / Clip
Push mount in panel hole · 3.3×130×1.15 mm
Check the catalog row →Arrowhead Mount Cable Tie / Clip
Push mount in panel hole · 2.5×110×1.1 mm
Check the catalog row →Selection begins with measured inputs
Similar-looking fasteners can serve different mounting conditions. These three checks form a technical enquiry and keep assumptions out of the comparison.
Mounting point
Record the panel, hole, edge, bracket or tube structure and include a clear installation photo.
Measured dimensions
Measure hole, panel, bundle or tube data and available clearance without relying on rounded estimates.
Drawing and sample
Compare the item with the current drawing and evaluate a physical sample at the real mounting point before a production order.
Five steps to an agreed catalog item
This workflow connects vehicle inputs, the catalog row and the commercial enquiry. Each step leaves a reviewable result for engineering and purchasing teams.
- Describe the vehicle assembly and harness route.
- Measure the mounting point and working clearance.
- Choose the relevant fastening family.
- Check Item/Part No. and available catalog data.
- Confirm drawing, sample, quantity and packing.
Common errors that create selection risk
Do not select from a photograph, a family name or one dimension alone. Never transfer a value from one item to a similar card, and do not interpret a cross-reference as fitment confirmation. A field absent from a catalog row remains an open question until written confirmation.
Application data
For Middle East sourcing, align metric dimensions, packing format, carton data, storage conditions and import-document inputs with the buyer before the order. Current local requirements should be checked with the buyer’s broker or relevant authority.
Enquiry fields
Provide destination, application, Item/Part No., hole, panel, bundle or tube data, quantity, packing, sample need and target timing.
Written confirmation
Final specifications and order terms belong in the agreed specification, formal quotation or PI.