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Vekke · 04-29-2011, 02:21 AM

Same locking mechanism than in normal ziptie so it holds 22 kg per tie.

Or did you meant that can the tie brake on its own?

If you use good 300x4.8mm tie no problems on that. Cheap ties can even brake in to peaces when you try to tighten them.

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