Filmsticks announces new heavy-duty cable ties, color-coded hex keys and hook-and-loop cable ties.
If you’re not familiar with Filmsticks, they’re a UK-based company that specializes in making accessories for the film/film/video world.They also recently introduced clear cases, refillable non-permanent marker eco-pens, and premium multipurpose cloths.
Filmsticks’ heavy duty cable ties are designed to provide quality, durability and practicality.The new shoulder straps can be used in a variety of applications including cable storage, stationary power banks and other field tools.
These quick-release straps are constructed with sturdy polypropylene webbing, tough nylon hook-and-loop fasteners, and rust-resistant stainless steel grommets.They have a weight capacity range of 50-80 lbs (22-36 kg).
Heavy-duty cable ties are available in 6 sizes in packs of 4 or 5.See below for full dimensions and specifications:
105 x reusable hook and loop cable management colour straps (2 size options) retailing from £8.33 to £9.99.
The new Allen key set is made from CRV chrome vanadium steel and includes nine different sizes in a convenient custom adjustable holster.
Each hex key has a ball end design for added versatility.The iridescent coating allows users to quickly and easily identify the desired size.
Filmsticks’ Allen key set features keys from 65mm to 178mm.See below for full dimensions:
9 Piece Allen Key Set, Chrome Vanadium Steel with Bracket – Metric retails £12.49 (excl. tax) £14.99 (excl. tax).
Made of a tough nylon and polyester blend, the Velcro straps are available in 15cm, (5.9″) and 20cm (7.8″) lengths, followed by a 25mm (9.8″) version.
They are created as easy-to-use, high-quality, reusable securing ties for a wide range of applications.
Each pack includes 7 ties in different colors, with 15 ties in each color.This color coding helps users easily identify unmarked items and identify cable type and length/
Matthew Allard is an award-winning, ACS-certified freelance director of photography with 30 years of experience in over 50 countries around the world.He is the editor of Newsshooter.com, where he has been writing since 2010.Matthew has won 43 ACS Awards, including four of the prestigious Gold Tripod Awards.In 2016, he won the Best Cinematography Award at the 21st Asian Television Awards.Matthew can be hired as a DP in Japan or anywhere else in the world.