Snap-on ID tags

Ty-Rap snap-on identification tags snap onto the heads of conventional cable ties to give users 2 square inches of marking space. This feature enables users to bundle and mark in one step. The tags come in three sizes to accommodate cable ties that range from 18 to 50 pounds. Available in 100-piece or 1000-piece packaging.
July 1, 1996
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Ty-Rap snap-on identification tags snap onto the heads of conventional cable ties to give users 2 square inches of marking space. This feature enables users to bundle and mark in one step. The tags come in three sizes to accommodate cable ties that range from 18 to 50 pounds. Available in 100-piece or 1000-piece packaging.

Thomas & Betts Corp.

Memphis, TN

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