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A larger mixed-size nylon cable tie assortment for shops and facilities that go through ties quickly. The 500-piece kit gives you more of the most-used lengths and widths so you spend less time reordering and more time getting work done.
What's Included
- Nylon cable ties in multiple lengths and widths — sized for a wide range of bundle diameters and tension requirements
- Suitable for general wire management, routing, and bundling applications
- 500 ties total
Specifications
| Material | Nylon 66 (PA66) |
| Color | Black |
| Temperature rating | -40°F to +185°F |
| Tensile strength range | 18 lbs to 120 lbs depending on size |
| Closure type | Self-locking, one-piece construction |
| Total ties | 500 |
Best For
- Electrical panels and control cabinets — keep wiring runs organized, labeled-ready, and separated by circuit
- Automotive and fleet maintenance — route and secure wire harnesses, fuel lines, and hose bundles under the hood or along frames
- HVAC and plumbing — bundle flexible ducting, pipe insulation, and conduit runs cleanly
- High-volume shops and facilities — the larger count means fewer reorders for departments that use cable ties daily across multiple technicians or stations
Choosing the Right Cable Tie
Picking the wrong size is the most common cable tie mistake. A few quick rules:
- Length: The tie should wrap around your bundle with enough tail to engage the locking head and leave at least 1" of tail after cutting. A tie that's too short won't latch; one that's too long just adds waste.
- Width: Wider ties have higher tensile ratings. Use narrow ties (3/16") for light wire bundles; wider ties (1/4" or more) for heavy harnesses, hoses, or anything under mechanical stress.
- Temperature: Standard nylon 66 ties are rated to 185°F. For engine bay or exhaust-adjacent routing, look for high-temperature or stainless-steel ties instead.
- Color: For outdoor or UV-exposed installations, black UV-stabilized ties last significantly longer.
Not sure which size fits your application? Contact us and we'll point you in the right direction.
Shipping & Ordering
- Ships within 1–2 business days from our warehouse
- Free shipping on orders $50 and over
- Volume pricing available — save up to 20% when ordering 3 or more
- Stocking for a facility or service department? Ask us about B2B pricing and scheduled restocking — contact us
Details & Craftsmanship
Every detail has been carefully considered to bring you the perfect product.
Description
A larger mixed-size nylon cable tie assortment for shops and facilities that go through ties quickly. The 500-piece kit gives you more of the most-used lengths and widths so you spend less time reordering and more time getting work done.
What's Included
- Nylon cable ties in multiple lengths and widths — sized for a wide range of bundle diameters and tension requirements
- Suitable for general wire management, routing, and bundling applications
- 500 ties total
Specifications
| Material | Nylon 66 (PA66) |
| Color | Black |
| Temperature rating | -40°F to +185°F |
| Tensile strength range | 18 lbs to 120 lbs depending on size |
| Closure type | Self-locking, one-piece construction |
| Total ties | 500 |
Best For
- Electrical panels and control cabinets — keep wiring runs organized, labeled-ready, and separated by circuit
- Automotive and fleet maintenance — route and secure wire harnesses, fuel lines, and hose bundles under the hood or along frames
- HVAC and plumbing — bundle flexible ducting, pipe insulation, and conduit runs cleanly
- High-volume shops and facilities — the larger count means fewer reorders for departments that use cable ties daily across multiple technicians or stations
Choosing the Right Cable Tie
Picking the wrong size is the most common cable tie mistake. A few quick rules:
- Length: The tie should wrap around your bundle with enough tail to engage the locking head and leave at least 1" of tail after cutting. A tie that's too short won't latch; one that's too long just adds waste.
- Width: Wider ties have higher tensile ratings. Use narrow ties (3/16") for light wire bundles; wider ties (1/4" or more) for heavy harnesses, hoses, or anything under mechanical stress.
- Temperature: Standard nylon 66 ties are rated to 185°F. For engine bay or exhaust-adjacent routing, look for high-temperature or stainless-steel ties instead.
- Color: For outdoor or UV-exposed installations, black UV-stabilized ties last significantly longer.
Not sure which size fits your application? Contact us and we'll point you in the right direction.
Shipping & Ordering
- Ships within 1–2 business days from our warehouse
- Free shipping on orders $50 and over
- Volume pricing available — save up to 20% when ordering 3 or more
- Stocking for a facility or service department? Ask us about B2B pricing and scheduled restocking — contact us
