Box Packaging Inc CT422G Nylon Cable Ties Fluorescent Green 1000 Pack

Product Description

The BOX PACKAGING INC CT422G is a pack of 1000 nylon cable ties designed for securing cords, cables, wire bundles, bags, and similar items in electrical, HVAC, plumbing, and general trade applications. Each tie measures 4 inches in length and is rated to an 18-pound tensile strength. The fluorescent green color makes these useful for color-coding applications on job sites or in panels and equipment rooms. The self-locking head is tamper-resistant and will not stretch or slide once cinched, making these ties suitable for permanent bundling tasks where retention is critical.

These cable ties are well suited for residential and commercial service work where quick, reliable wire management is needed. Electricians commonly use them to bundle low-voltage control wiring, thermostat wire runs, and conduit fill. HVAC technicians use them to dress refrigerant line sets, control wiring, and drain lines. The fluorescent green color allows easy visual identification of specific circuits or wire groups when color-coding is part of a service or installation workflow. The 1000-piece pack supports high-volume jobs or ongoing shop stock.

Key Features

• 4-inch length suitable for small to medium wire bundles
• 18-pound tensile strength for reliable, permanent retention
• Fluorescent green color supports color-coding and quick visual identification
• Self-locking, tamper-resistant head will not stretch or slide once secured
• Nylon construction resists moisture and common shop chemicals
• 1000-piece pack for high-volume use or stocking

Compatibility

General-purpose nylon cable ties suitable for use in electrical, HVAC, plumbing, and pool service applications wherever a 4-inch self-locking tie meets the bundling requirement.

Installation Notes

Cable ties are installed by hand or with a standard cable tie tensioning tool that controls cinch force and trims the tail flush. When used in electrical enclosures, follow NEC guidelines for securing and supporting conductors. Avoid over-tensioning around insulated conductors, as excessive force can damage wire insulation. Cut flush tails carefully to avoid a sharp edge that could cause cuts during future service work.