Cable Ties Work Using A Simple Principle. One End Of The Cable Tie Has a Small Case (Head)
While The Other End Looks Like Tail. The Whole Body of The Cable Tie Has Threads (Gear Rack)
For Locking. The Tail Can Be Inserted and Passed Through The Head.
With Every Pull, The Thread On The Body Of The Tie Helps To Create a Irreversible Lock Which
Means That it Cannot Be Pulled Back. The Consequent Loop Will Be Only Able To Pull Tighter And
Cannot Be Opened Up Again. This Is Because The Thread Or Teeth On The Cable Ties Are Arranged
In a Saw-Tooth Design And The Head or The Case Contains a Ratchet. The Ratchet Locks Against
The Teeth Which Prevents The Tie From Being Pulled Back.
Nylon Cable Ties