Bsc Preferred CT418 Nylon Cable Ties 1000 Per Case

Product Description

The BSC PREFERRED CT418 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 lock tight upon cinching and will not stretch or slide once seated. The tamper-proof locking mechanism prevents loosening after installation, making them a reliable choice for securing wire harnesses, bundling supply lines, and organizing materials in the field. Each case contains 1000 ties, providing a practical supply volume for contractors and technicians who use cable ties regularly across multiple jobs.

These cable ties suit a wide range of trade applications including HVAC wire management, electrical panel organization, plumbing bundle restraint, and general packaging or shipping tasks. Their general-purpose design makes them appropriate for both residential and light commercial work environments. Technicians typically keep a case on hand for routine bundling tasks encountered during service calls and new installations. The 6.6 nylon material offers good resistance to common shop and field conditions.

Key Features

• Tamper-proof locking head holds tight once cinched and resists loosening
• 6.6 nylon construction resists stretching and sliding under load
• General-purpose design suitable for cords, cables, bags, and bundled materials
• 1000 ties per case for high-volume field and shop use
• Equivalent to part number S-1411

Compatibility

Designed as a general-purpose cable tie for securing and bundling applications across HVAC, electrical, plumbing, and packaging uses. Equivalent to part number S-1411.

Installation Notes

Cable ties are installed by hand or with a cable tie tensioning tool for consistent cinch force. Insert the tail through the locking head, loop around the bundle, and pull snug before trimming the excess tail flush with flush-cut pliers or a tie gun. When used near live electrical components, power down the circuit before working in the panel or wire chase. Avoid over-cinching around insulated conductors in a way that damages jacket integrity.