The Rip-Tie 2 x 24" Heavier-duty CableWrap (10 Pack) (Black) is a re-usable "hook and loop" fastener that keeps cables neatly and safely out of your way. One end permanently attaches to the cable; the other end has a pull tab to free it with one hand. It is made of hook and loop touch fastener material that has been tested for 10,000 closures with no loss of holding strength.

This long CableWrap is used for jobs demanding greater strength for their cables and hose bundles, typically welding cables and other heavy industrial uses. They are double grommetted for attachment with two 50 lbs nylon ties, and feature a protective flap to cover the nylon tie heads. The brass spur grommets keep the hook and loop from tearing, and the flap protects the user's hands from cuts and nicks.

Reusable "Hook and Loop" Fastener    One End Attaches to the Cable    Other End has a Pull Tab    Tested for 10,000 Closures

Hook and loop fastener installs around cables in seconds

Can be re-used several times; it has been tested for 10,000 closures with no loss of holding strength

One end permanently attaches to the cable; the other end has a pull tab to free it with one hand

It has two grommetted holes and a flap to cover the heads of the 50 lbs ties that hold the wrap on the cable

Brass spur grommets keep the hook and loop from tearing

Flap protects the user's hands from cuts and nicks

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Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Is there a headphone outlet to monitor audio as recorded?

A: Yes, this does have a headphone jack.

Q: 2. I had Canon D50 , it fix the lens 24-70mm .Yes or not ?

A: I'm sorry but this question really dose not make any sense ..The 24-70mm f4. is a very good lens. However, between the time (last year) and the middle of summer this year, I traded the f4 in for a Canon EF 24-70mm f/2.8L II USM Lens. The f/2.8 lens really pops . I use this lens on both my Canon 6D and Canon 5D Mark III. Outstanding results....!!!

Q: 3. How do you change the aperture and shutter speed without a dial?

A: When you have a Sony E-mount lens that communicates with the Sony Alpha a7C camera body the thumb dial in the middle of the back of the camera controls the shutter speed. The small dial on the back of the camera on the upper right hand side controls the aperture.

Q: 4. One of my often used set ups is to use a combined Self Timer Delay triggering a Bracket Shot. I found this to be mutually exclusive on the M10 as they are both on the Drive Menu. In the SL2 instruction Manual on Page 134 Bracketing is in the Drive Menu and on Page 135 Self Timer is in the Main Menu As this is Similar to the CL and the main buttons (Function) are the same i would expect the same functionality on the SL2 Can you verify that my assumptions are correct?

A: On the SL2 (and the SL was the same way) both self timer modes and exposure bracketing modes are in the Drive Settings. So they cannot be used at the same time with the SL2 or SL.

Q: 5. Does the a7c require UHS-II SD cards or will it take UHS-I also?

A: yes, you can use uhs-1 cards. for photo, you can use any sd cards. for video, if you want 4K 100mbps, you will need at least U3 or v30.

Q: 6. Question on depth of camera and lens: I assume the 4.4" depth noted is with the lens fully extended. What is the depth with the lens fully retracted, or camera off?

A: The depth/length of the camera and lens, with the lens fully retracted is 4.4".

Q: 7. Does the Sony A7C allow in-camera double exposure?

A: Unfortunately, like its current-gen Sony counterparts, there is no feature for in-camera multiple exposures.

Q: 8. Does this have any built in special efx filters like the olympus OM-D cameras do?

A: The A7C has both Picture Effect and Creative Style modes that are similar to that of the Olympus OM-D cameras.

Q: 9. Would Sandisk Extreme SD card, 95 mbs be sufficient for the A7c? I'm only shooting stills and not more than 3 or 4 frame raw bursts.

A: Yes the sandisk extreme would still be sufficient for that type of shooting, but in the off chance you do some burst shooting and what not, I would recommend getting an Extreme Pro card.

Q: 10. Just received my SL2 and noticed it rattles when lightly shaken or quickly moved. Is this normal?

A: Hi Gary, This is completely normal. When the camera is turned off the in body image stabilizer (IBIS) is not active allowing the sensor to move and rattle when shaking the camera. Once the camera is on the sensor is stationary. Enjoy your new SL2!