I'm looking for a variation on your standard zip tie where the tie is a two piece affair. First piece has a flat head like a washer and has the long tie strip projecting centrally from it. The other part is like a flat washer through which the long tie strip is pushed and which locks the strip.

So if you want to join two items together, you push the long tie though both pieces to be joined and then the locking washer. You then pull the strip firmly to squeeze the two pieces together.

Does something like this exist?

Bazza wrote

I'm looking for a variation on your standard zip tie where
the tie is a two piece affair. First piece has a flat head like
a washer and has the long tie strip projecting centrally
from it. The other part is like a flat washer through which
the long tie strip is pushed and which locks the strip.

So if you want to join two items together, you push
the long tie though both pieces to be joined and
then the locking washer. You then pull the strip
firmly to squeeze the two pieces together.

Does something like this exist?

Plenty of normal zip ties work fine with two of them used in series.

On Thu, 10 Aug 2017 13:07:29 -0700 (PDT), Bazza
wrote:

I'm looking for a variation on your standard zip tie where the tie is a two piece affair. First piece has a flat head like a washer and has the long tie strip projecting centrally from it. The other part is like a flat washer through which the long tie strip is pushed and which locks the strip.

So if you want to join two items together, you push the long tie though both pieces to be joined and then the locking washer. You then pull the strip firmly to squeeze the two pieces together.

Does something like this exist?

You don't give any hint as to what thickness the peices to be joined
togehter are, if it isn't too thick the a plastic rivet/pop stud. may
do the job.

Given as example only.
http://www.popdisplay.co.uk/product_...77595b0ffc71ba

A google image search using POP stud or Plastic rivets will show
several variations.

G.Harman

On Thursday, 10 August 2017 21:07:33 UTC+1, Bazza wrote:
I'm looking for a variation on your standard zip tie where the
tie is a two piece affair. First piece has a flat head like a
washer and has the long tie strip projecting centrally from it.
The other part is like a flat washer through which the long
tie strip is pushed and which locks the strip.

I'm sure I've seen security seals like that, but google fails me at the moment.

Owain

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On Thursday, 10 August 2017 21:07:33 UTC+1, Bazza wrote:
I'm looking for a variation on your standard zip tie where the
tie is a two piece affair. First piece has a flat head like a
washer and has the long tie strip projecting centrally from it.
The other part is like a flat washer through which the long
tie strip is pushed and which locks the strip.

I'm sure I've seen security seals like that, but google fails me at the moment.

Owain



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Bazza wrote:

I'm looking for a variation on your standard zip tie

A bit like this, if you put two buttons on one tie?

https://www.hellermanntyton.us/ProductDetail.aspx?p=132-00011

On 10/08/2017 21:07, Bazza wrote:
I'm looking for a variation on your standard zip tie where the tie is a two piece affair. First piece has a flat head like a washer and has the long tie strip projecting centrally from it. The other part is like a flat washer through which the long tie strip is pushed and which locks the strip.

So if you want to join two items together, you push the long tie though both pieces to be joined and then the locking washer. You then pull the strip firmly to squeeze the two pieces together.

Does something like this exist?


https://www.thesolutionshop.com/rive...-ratchet-posts

Page 2 shows the washers.

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Andy Burns wrote:

Bazza wrote:

I'm looking for a variation on your standard zip tie

A bit like this, if you put two buttons on one tie?

https://www.hellermanntyton.us/ProductDetail.aspx?p=132-00011

Or two button ties back-to-back? Looks like the strongest solution yet
proposed.

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On Friday, 11 August 2017 01:29:58 UTC+1, wrote:
On Thu, 10 Aug 2017 13:07:29 -0700 (PDT), Bazza
wrote:

I'm looking for a variation on your standard zip tie where the tie is a two piece affair. First piece has a flat head like a washer and has the long tie strip projecting centrally from it. The other part is like a flat washer through which the long tie strip is pushed and which locks the strip.

So if you want to join two items together, you push the long tie though both pieces to be joined and then the locking washer. You then pull the strip firmly to squeeze the two pieces together.

Does something like this exist?

You don't give any hint as to what thickness the peices to be joined
togehter are, if it isn't too thick the a plastic rivet/pop stud. may
do the job.

Given as example only.
http://www.popdisplay.co.uk/product_...77595b0ffc71ba

A google image search using POP stud or Plastic rivets will show
several variations.

G.Harman

I'm looking to squeeze together two sheets of correx ( the corrugated plastic sheets you see on estate agents signs) so the total thickenss would be between 6mm and 10mm.

On Fri, 11 Aug 2017 11:26:35 -0700, Bazza wrote:

On Friday, 11 August 2017 01:29:58 UTC+1, wrote:
On Thu, 10 Aug 2017 13:07:29 -0700 (PDT), Bazza wrote:

I'm looking for a variation on your standard zip tie where the tie is
a two piece affair. First piece has a flat head like a washer and has
the long tie strip projecting centrally from it. The other part is
like a flat washer through which the long tie strip is pushed and
which locks the strip.

So if you want to join two items together, you push the long tie
though both pieces to be joined and then the locking washer. You then
pull the strip firmly to squeeze the two pieces together.

Does something like this exist?

You don't give any hint as to what thickness the peices to be joined
togehter are, if it isn't too thick the a plastic rivet/pop stud. may
do the job.

Given as example only.
http://www.popdisplay.co.uk/product_info.php?
cPath=1&products_id=8&osCsid=d2bf6ed4daac81d846775 95b0ffc71ba

A google image search using POP stud or Plastic rivets will show
several variations.

G.Harman

I'm looking to squeeze together two sheets of correx ( the corrugated
plastic sheets you see on estate agents signs) so the total thickenss
would be between 6mm and 10mm.

Binding posts from a stationer?



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On 10/08/2017 21:07, Bazza wrote:
I'm looking for a variation on your standard zip tie where the tie is a two piece affair. First piece has a flat head like a washer and has the long tie strip projecting centrally from it. The other part is like a flat washer through which the long tie strip is pushed and which locks the strip.

So if you want to join two items together, you push the long tie though both pieces to be joined and then the locking washer. You then pull the strip firmly to squeeze the two pieces together.

Does something like this exist?

Something like the ones in this kit:

https://www.carbuildersolutions.com/...-assorted-feet

SteveW