Box Packaging Inc CT185C Nylon Cable Ties 18in Yellow 500pk

Product Description

The BOX PACKAGING INC CT185C is an 18-inch nylon cable tie rated to 50 pounds tensile strength, sold in packs of 500. Finished in yellow for easy color-coded identification, these ties are designed for permanently securing cords, cables, bags, and bundled materials in place. The self-locking head ratchets tight and will not stretch or slide once cinched, making them suitable for installations where tamper resistance and long-term retention are required. HVAC technicians, electricians, plumbers, and general trade contractors use cable ties like these for wire management, conduit bundling, and equipment labeling across both residential and commercial jobsites.

These 18-inch yellow nylon cable ties are well suited for bundling larger wire harnesses, securing insulation, organizing refrigerant line sets, or color-coding circuits and systems during installation or service. The 500-piece count per pack makes this a practical choice for stocking a service vehicle or supply room where cable management materials are consumed in volume. Yellow color coding helps distinguish specific circuits, systems, or phases at a glance without additional labeling.

Key Features

• 18-inch length accommodates large-diameter bundles and bulky cable groups
• 50-pound tensile strength rating for secure, long-term retention
• Self-locking ratchet head will not stretch or slide once engaged
• Yellow color enables fast visual identification and color-coding by system or circuit
• Tamper-resistant design - once locked, ties require cutting to remove
• 500 ties per pack for high-volume jobsite or shop use
• UL-listed nylon construction for general electrical and mechanical applications

Compatibility

Designed as a general-purpose cable tie for electrical, HVAC, plumbing, and mechanical trade applications requiring an 18-inch nylon tie with 50-pound tensile strength.

Installation Notes

Cable ties are installed by hand or with a cable tie tensioning tool. Once the locking head is engaged and the tail is pulled tight, the tie must be cut to remove - use flush-cut diagonal pliers or a dedicated tie cutter to avoid a sharp stub. Follow applicable NEC guidelines when bundling electrical conductors, particularly regarding fill and heat dissipation. Avoid over-tightening ties on insulated conductors to prevent damage to wire jacket materials.