Bsc Preferred CT433E Nylon Cable Ties 1000 Per Case

Product Description

The BSC PREFERRED CT433E is a nylon cable tie designed to permanently secure cords, cables, bags, and similar items in a wide range of industrial and trade applications. The locking head is tamper-proof, holding tight once cinched without stretching or sliding loose over time. These ties are available in a case quantity of 1000 units, making them a practical stock item for facilities, electrical contractors, and service technicians who need a reliable, repeatable bundling solution on hand. The color of the tie also supports color-coding workflows, allowing organized identification of grouped cables or tagged items.

The CT433E is suited for light-duty to medium-duty bundling tasks across a broad range of environments. Common applications include securing electrical wiring harnesses, bundling plumbing lines, organizing tool bags, closing poly bags, and tagging inventory or equipment in commercial and residential settings. The case quantity of 1000 makes the CT433E well suited for contractors, maintenance crews, and supply rooms that cycle through cable ties regularly and benefit from bulk stocking.

Key Features

• Tamper-proof locking head - cinches tight and does not release under normal pull force
• Will not stretch or slide once secured
• Nylon construction resists abrasion and holds up in typical indoor service environments
• Supports color-coding for organized cable or item identification
• Sold in a case of 1000 units for high-volume or bulk stocking needs

Compatibility

Designed as a general-purpose nylon cable tie suitable for bundling cords, cables, bags, and similar items across electrical, plumbing, HVAC, and general facilities maintenance applications. This product is equivalent to part number S-2152PUR.

Installation Notes

Cable ties can be applied by hand or with a cable tie tensioning tool for consistent pull force and flush trimming. When routing ties near energized conductors, follow applicable NEC guidelines and power down circuits before securing wiring bundles where required. Avoid over-cinching on delicate cable jackets, and trim the tail flush to prevent sharp edges in high-traffic areas.