Bsc Preferred CT13120 Nylon Cable Ties 100 Per Case

Product Description

The BSC PREFERRED CT13120 is a general-purpose nylon cable tie designed to permanently secure cords, cables, bags, and similar bundled items. Constructed from 6.6 nylon, these ties resist stretching and sliding once locked, making them suitable for both light-duty and general industrial applications. The tamper-proof locking mechanism engages on installation and does not release under normal load conditions. Each case contains 100 ties. These are a recognized equivalent to part number S-16561. Electricians, HVAC technicians, plumbers, and general trade contractors typically keep cable ties on hand for wire management, hose bundling, and securing flexible conduit or tubing during rough-in work.

The CT13120 cable tie fits into a wide range of trade and facility-maintenance applications. Common uses include bundling low-voltage wiring harnesses, securing refrigerant line insulation, organizing electrical panel wiring, and fastening bag closures in packaging and shipping workflows. The 6.6 nylon material provides adequate resistance to common shop and field environments. These ties are sold by the case and are well-suited for stocking a service van or shop supply room where cable management consumables are used regularly.

Key Features

• Tamper-proof locking design - engages on insertion and will not release under normal tension
• 6.6 nylon construction resists stretching and sliding after installation
• General-purpose design suitable for cords, cables, bags, and hose bundles
• Equivalent replacement for part number S-16561
• Sold in a case quantity of 100 ties for efficient restocking

Compatibility

Designed as a general-purpose cable tie equivalent to part number S-16561, suitable for standard cord, cable, and bag-securing applications across trade and light industrial use.

Installation Notes

Cable ties are installed by hand with no special tools required. Insert the tail through the locking head and pull to the desired tension before trimming the excess tail with flush-cut snips or side cutters. When used in electrical applications, follow NEC guidelines for bundling and securing conductors. Avoid over-tightening on insulated conductors, as excessive cinching can damage wire jackets.