Bsc Preferred CT433B Nylon Cable Ties 1000 Per Case

Product Description

The BSC PREFERRED CT433B is a nylon cable tie designed for permanently securing cords, cables, bags, and similar items in commercial and industrial applications. The locking head is tamper-proof, meaning once fastened, the tie will not loosen, stretch, or slide under normal load. The CT433B is sold in cases of 1000 ties, making it practical for high-volume installations, packaging operations, or organized storage projects. Color coding capability makes these ties useful for labeling and sorting applications in warehouses, service vehicles, and electrical rooms. These are a go-to consumable for electricians, HVAC technicians, plumbers, and general maintenance staff who need a reliable, fast-fastening solution.

The CT433B nylon cable tie is suited for packaging and shipping environments as well as trade applications including electrical bundling, low-voltage cable management, and general-purpose securing tasks. The case quantity of 1000 supports recurring use in shop inventory, service truck stocking, or facility maintenance programs. This product is equivalent to part number S-2152R, providing a direct cross-reference option for procurement teams sourcing a replacement supply.

Key Features

• Tamper-proof locking head will not loosen once secured
• Nylon construction resists stretching and sliding under load
• Color coding capability supports cable labeling and organization
• 1000 ties per case for high-volume use
• Equivalent to part number S-2152R

Compatibility

General-purpose nylon cable tie suitable for cord bundling, bag sealing, and cable management across packaging, electrical, and mechanical service applications. Equivalent to part number S-2152R.

Installation Notes

No special tools are required for standard hand installation. Cinch the tie firmly through the locking head and trim excess tail with flush-cut snips or cable tie cutters to avoid sharp edges. When used in electrical applications, follow applicable NEC guidelines for cable bundling and support spacing. Do not overtighten ties around insulated conductors in a way that deforms the jacket.