Anchor Brand 102-1150UVB Uv Stabilized Cable Ties

Product Description

The ANCHOR BRAND 102-1150UVB is a general-purpose UV stabilized cable tie designed for bundling and securing wire, conduit, and other materials in environments with direct or indirect sunlight exposure. At 11.1 inches in length with a 50 lb tensile strength, these ties handle a wide range of fastening tasks on jobsites and in outdoor electrical or mechanical installations. The UV-stabilized black nylon construction provides increased resistance to UV-induced degradation compared to standard cable ties, though it does not fully eliminate the long-term effects of prolonged UV exposure. Each bag contains 100 ties. Electricians, HVAC installers, and general contractors will find these suitable for both indoor and outdoor applications.

These cable ties are well-suited for residential and commercial installations where wire management and bundle securing are required in outdoor or sun-exposed locations. Common applications include securing conduit runs on rooftop HVAC equipment, bundling low-voltage wiring on exterior walls, and organizing cables in open utility areas. The UV Black color blends with dark conduit and reduces visual impact in finished installations.

Key Features

• UV-stabilized nylon construction provides increased resistance to UV light degradation in outdoor environments
• 50 lb tensile strength suitable for general-purpose bundling and securing tasks
• 11.1 inch length accommodates a range of bundle diameters
• UV Black color minimizes visual prominence on exterior installations
• 100 ties per bag for convenient jobsite use
• Manufactured in the United States

Compatibility

Designed as a general-purpose UV stabilized cable tie for use in standard cable tie applications requiring outdoor or UV-exposed service conditions.

Installation Notes

Cable ties of this type are typically installed by electricians, HVAC technicians, or general tradespeople using a cable tie tensioning tool for consistent pull force and flush cutoff. De-energize any electrical systems before working in wire bundles or panels. Do not over-tension ties on insulated conductors, as this can damage jacket integrity. Follow applicable NEC guidelines when bundling current-carrying conductors in enclosed spaces.