Quick answer: Zippy Tie Man is an Australian-owned cable tie supplier based in Coffs Harbour, NSW, providing nylon, stainless steel, coloured, reusable and heavy duty cable ties in bulk with Australia-wide delivery and no minimum order requirements.
Looking for cable ties that actually hold up on the job? Zippy Tie Man is an Australian-owned wholesale cable tie supplier delivering bulk cable ties Australia-wide from our Coffs Harbour warehouse. No order is too big or too small — from a handful of ties for a home project to a bulk pallet for a mine site, every order ships fast, accurate, and nationwide.
A cable tie — also called a zip tie, wire tie, or tie wrap — is a one-piece nylon or stainless steel fastener with a toothed strap and a ratcheting head that locks under tension. It sounds like a small thing until the wrong one lets you down halfway through a job. Our range covers black UV-resistant nylon cable ties, coloured ties for cable identification, white ties for cleaner installs, reusable/releasable options, heavy duty ties, and 304/316 stainless steel ties built for conditions nylon can't handle.
Zippy Tie Man is an Australian-owned wholesale cable tie supplier operating from our Coffs Harbour, NSW warehouse. We supply electrical, industrial, automotive, marine, and commercial customers across every state and territory, with a growing base of overseas customers as well. Our focus stays narrow and deep — cable ties, zip ties, hose clamps, and the tools that install them — rather than spreading across unrelated product categories, so stock depth and product knowledge stay high.
Customers choose Zippy Tie Man because every tie in our range is tested for tensile strength before it leaves the warehouse, pricing scales properly for bulk and trade orders, and our team can advise on the right tie for a specific application rather than leaving you to guess from a size chart.
Every nylon cable tie we stock is manufactured from PA66 nylon with a UL94 V-2 flammability rating and built-in UV resistance, so outdoor installs don't turn brittle after a few months in the sun. Each size — from small ties up to heavy duty ties rated for large bundles — is tested for holding strength before it reaches our warehouse, because a tie that fails under load isn't cheap, it's a liability.
Our stainless steel range goes further again. Using a ball-locking mechanism for quick, secure tensioning, they can be installed by hand or with a stainless steel cable tie gun, and they're rated to handle temperatures up to roughly 538°C — the standard choice for exhaust systems, marine environments, and anywhere corrosion or extreme heat would eat a standard nylon tie alive.
Need colour-coding by circuit or job site? Our coloured and white options make quick visual identification easy on multi-cable installs. And where a job needs a tie that can be opened and repositioned without cutting, our reusable/releasable range covers that too — a smart pick for temporary cable management or installs needing regular adjustment.
| Product Type | Material | Best For | Temperature Range |
|---|---|---|---|
| Nylon Cable Ties | PA66 Nylon | Electrical, data, general use | -40°C to +85°C |
| UV Black Cable Ties | UV-stabilised PA66 Nylon | Outdoor, solar, rooftop, external conduit | -40°C to +85°C |
| Stainless Steel Cable Ties | 304 / 316 Grade Steel | Heat, marine, corrosive environments | Up to ~538°C |
| Reusable/Releasable Cable Ties | Nylon with release mechanism | Temporary installs, testing, mock-ups | -40°C to +85°C |
| Heavy Duty Cable Ties | Reinforced PA66 Nylon | Large bundles, restraint, structural use | -40°C to +85°C |
Nylon vs stainless steel cable ties: nylon suits everyday electrical and general-purpose bundling; stainless steel is the right call once heat, chemical exposure, or salt-air corrosion becomes a factor.
304 vs 316 stainless steel: 304 handles most industrial environments; 316 adds molybdenum for stronger corrosion resistance, making it the preferred grade for marine and coastal installs.
Reusable vs standard cable ties: standard ties are cut off and discarded; reusable ties have a release tab so they can be opened and reused, which suits jobs needing regular adjustment rather than a permanent hold.
Getting the right cable tie comes down to four things:
If you're unsure which combination suits your job, our team can match a tie to your application rather than you guessing from a size chart alone.
We supply cable ties in bulk to electricians, scaffolders, aviation and mining companies, party hire businesses, truck and fleet repairers, and government departments right across Australia — plus a growing list of overseas customers. What keeps them coming back is consistent stock levels, quality that doesn't vary batch to batch, and a website you can order from at 2am if that's when you're placing your next job order.
Browse our full range below, or head straight to the category that matches your job:
Please note: product colours shown online are a guide only — screen and photo resolution can affect how colours appear. We deliver once per address, with Authority to Leave applied on first delivery. See our Terms & Conditions for full details.
"Zip tie," "cable tie," "wire tie," and "tie wrap" are all names for the same fastener, used interchangeably across Australia depending on the trade or region.
Yes. Our black nylon cable ties are UV-stabilised, so they handle direct sunlight without going brittle. For long-term outdoor or marine installs, stainless steel is the stronger option.
The correct cable tie size depends on the bundle diameter and required holding strength. Leave enough spare strap to wrap comfortably, but tight enough to lock with minimal slack. Get in touch if you're unsure which size fits your job.
Yes. Our 304 and 316 stainless steel ties are rated for temperatures up to approximately 538°C, commonly used on exhaust systems, engine bays, and industrial equipment where nylon would melt.
Yes. Releasable ties are designed to be opened and repositioned without cutting, useful for temporary cable management or installs needing regular adjustment.
Yes. We supply electricians, councils, mining companies, scaffolders, and other trades in bulk, with wholesale pricing that scales with order size. Contact our team directly for a bulk quote.
Button head ties sit flush against the bundle for a low-profile finish, useful where a protruding tail could catch on something. Standard ties are a straightforward, general-purpose option for most jobs.
Yes. Zippy Tie Man ships to every state and territory, with express shipping available on request for time-sensitive orders.
Stainless steel ties can be tensioned by hand for small jobs, but a stainless steel cable tie gun gives a faster, more consistent result for larger installs.
Hose clamps seal hose-to-fitting connections under pressure, like fuel or coolant lines. Cable ties bundle and secure cables or loose items. They're not interchangeable — using the wrong one on a pressurised hose can cause leaks or failure.
Nylon cable ties are typically made from PA66, a thermoplastic that is technically recyclable, but most kerbside recycling programs don't accept small nylon items. Stainless steel ties can be recycled as scrap metal.
UV-stabilised black nylon cable ties typically hold their strength for several years in Australian outdoor conditions. Standard natural (non-UV) nylon will turn brittle within months of direct sun exposure.
Stainless steel cable ties offer the highest tensile strength and heat resistance of any cable tie type, making them the strongest option for demanding industrial, marine, or high-temperature applications.
Yes. Nylon ties suit general wiring and cable management, while stainless steel ties are used around exhaust systems and engine bays where heat resistance is required.
Match the tie's rated tensile strength to the actual load or bundle weight it needs to hold, not just the bundle diameter — wider ties (4.8mm, 7.6mm+) generally rate higher than narrow ties (2.5mm, 3.6mm).
Not sure which size, material, or strength rating suits your project? Our team can help you select the right cable tie for electrical, industrial, automotive, or commercial applications — get in touch for a bulk quote or product advice.