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A mixed-size nylon cable tie assortment built for everyday wire management. The 425-piece kit covers the most common lengths and widths in a single order, so you have the right tie on hand for panel wiring, cable bundling, or general shop organization — without hunting through separate boxes.
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
- 425 pieces 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 pieces | 425 |
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
- General shop and facility maintenance — any application where you need a fast, reliable hold and a clean finished look
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 than natural (off-white).
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
Description
A mixed-size nylon cable tie assortment built for everyday wire management. The 425-piece kit covers the most common lengths and widths in a single order, so you have the right tie on hand for panel wiring, cable bundling, or general shop organization — without hunting through separate boxes.
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
- 425 pieces 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 pieces | 425 |
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
- General shop and facility maintenance — any application where you need a fast, reliable hold and a clean finished look
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 than natural (off-white).
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
