Bsc Preferred CT444L Nylon Cable Ties 1000/case

Product Description

The BSC PREFERRED CT444L is a bulk case of nylon cable ties engineered for permanent bundling and securing of cords, cables, bags, and similar items. Each tie features a tamper-proof locking mechanism that cinches tight and will not stretch or slide once fastened. With 1000 ties per case, this is a practical supply for operations requiring consistent, high-volume fastening solutions. The nylon construction resists everyday wear and is suited for both light-duty and moderate-duty applications across industrial, commercial, and trade environments. Electricians, HVAC technicians, and facility maintenance crews commonly use cable ties to manage wire harnesses, secure insulation, and organize service runs.

This product is well suited for general cable management in electrical panels, mechanical rooms, equipment enclosures, and HVAC installations. The ties can also serve as color-coding tools for identifying circuits, zones, or service lines at a glance. Sold in a case quantity of 1000 units, the CT444L is appropriate for contractors and service shops that need reliable stock on hand for ongoing work. This product is equivalent to part number S-2153FP.

Key Features

• Tamper-proof locking head holds tight once cinched and resists loosening
• Nylon construction will not stretch or slide after installation
• Suitable for securing cords, cables, bags, and bundled materials
• Can be used to color-code circuits, zones, or service lines
• 1000 ties per case for high-volume or ongoing trade use

Compatibility

General-purpose nylon cable ties compatible with standard bundling and fastening applications in electrical, HVAC, and mechanical installations. Equivalent to part number S-2153FP.

Installation Notes

Cable ties are installed by hand or with a cable tie tensioning tool for consistent pull force and flush trimming. When securing wire bundles in electrical enclosures, follow NEC guidelines for conductor bundling and derating as applicable. Avoid overtightening on insulated conductors to prevent jacket damage. Trim excess tail flush with the locking head after cinching.