Bsc Preferred CT444C Nylon Cable Ties 1000 Per Case

Product Description

The BSC PREFERRED CT444C is a nylon cable tie designed for permanent, tamper-proof bundling of cords, cables, wiring, and bags. The locking mechanism holds under tension and will not stretch or slide once cinched, making it suitable for applications where a secure, lasting fastening is required. Sold in cases of 1000, the CT444C is available in a color that supports color-coding workflows on the job site or in the shop. Electricians, HVAC technicians, and general contractors reach for this style of tie during rough-in, panel work, and equipment installation where loose wire management is a safety and code concern.

The CT444C is well suited for residential and light commercial applications including securing wire bundles, organizing control wiring in air handlers or packaged units, bundling conduit runs, closing bags, and general fastening tasks in packaging and shipping environments. The case quantity of 1000 makes it practical for ongoing maintenance operations, service vans, and shop stock where frequent use demands bulk supply.

Key Features

• Tamper-proof locking design holds tight without stretching or sliding
• Nylon construction resists moisture and handles typical job-site conditions
• Supports color-coding to organize and identify cables or grouped items
• Suitable for cords, cables, bags, and general bundling applications
• Sold in a case of 1000 for cost-effective bulk stocking

Compatibility

Designed as a general-purpose nylon cable tie compatible with standard bundling and fastening applications across electrical, HVAC, packaging, and maintenance trades. This product is equivalent to part number S-2153Y.

Installation Notes

Nylon cable ties are typically installed by hand or with a cable tie tensioning tool to achieve consistent pull force without over-tightening. Ensure the locking head is fully engaged before trimming the tail flush. When used in electrical applications, follow NEC guidelines for securing and supporting conductors. Avoid installing ties on energized circuits; de-energize and lock out equipment before bundling control or line-voltage wiring.