Box Packaging Inc CT40175 Jumbo Nylon Cable Ties 100 Pack

Product Description

The BOX PACKAGING INC CT40175 is a pack of 100 heavy-duty jumbo nylon cable ties rated for 175 pounds of tensile strength. Each tie measures 40 inches in length, making them well suited for bundling large-diameter cable runs, heavy conduit groups, oversized bags, and other bulk materials that standard-length ties cannot reach. The one-piece nylon construction locks into a ratcheting head that will not slip or loosen under load once cinched. Electricians, HVAC technicians, and general trade contractors keep these on hand for securing large wire harnesses, ductwork insulation, and equipment during rough-in and final trim phases.

These ties are intended for demanding commercial and industrial bundling applications where standard 8-inch or 11-inch ties lack the reach or tensile capacity required. They perform well in electrical panel rough-in, large conduit bundle management, refrigeration equipment securing, and temporary rigging of bags or tarps during service calls. The natural white color is suitable for indoor and light-duty outdoor use in areas not subject to prolonged UV exposure.

Key Features

• 175-pound tensile strength rated for heavy-duty bundling applications
• 40-inch length accommodates large-diameter bundles that shorter ties cannot wrap
• One-piece nylon construction with a self-locking ratchet head that will not slide or back off
• UL listed style for use in electrical and trade applications
• Natural white color, 100 ties per pack

Compatibility

Designed as a general-purpose heavy-duty cable tie for use in electrical, HVAC, plumbing, and industrial bundling applications where a 40-inch reach and 175-pound tensile rating are required.

Installation Notes

Cable ties of this length and rating are typically installed by electricians, HVAC technicians, or general contractors using standard cable-tie installation tools or by hand. Pull the tail through the locking head and cinch firmly until the ratchet engages; do not over-tension to the point of cutting into insulation or jacket material. Once locked, these ties are permanent and must be cut for removal. Follow NEC bundling guidelines when grouping current-carrying conductors.