Bsc Preferred CT540 Nylon Cable Ties 1000 Per Case

Product Description

The BSC PREFERRED CT540 is a general-purpose nylon cable tie designed for permanently securing cords, cables, bags, and similar bundling applications. Constructed from 6.6 nylon, these ties are built to lock tight and will not stretch or slide once fastened. The tamper-proof locking mechanism makes them well-suited for applications where a secure, non-reversible fastening is required. Sold in cases of 1000 units, the CT540 is a high-volume workhorse for electricians, HVAC technicians, installers, and facility maintenance crews who need reliable bundling hardware on hand in quantity.

These cable ties are appropriate for residential and light commercial installations wherever cord management, wire bundling, or bag sealing is needed. Common applications include bundling wire harnesses during HVAC or electrical rough-in, securing conduit bundles, organizing service van inventory, and sealing bags in packaging operations. The general-purpose design makes them suitable across a wide range of job site and shop environments.

Key Features

• 6.6 nylon construction resists stretch and sliding after installation
• Tamper-proof locking mechanism provides a permanently secure hold
• General-purpose design covers a broad range of bundling and securing tasks
• Case quantity of 1000 supports high-volume installation and maintenance work
• Non-hazardous materials, suitable for standard job site handling and storage

Compatibility

Designed as a general-purpose cable tie for cord, cable, and bag bundling applications across residential and commercial trade use. Equivalent to part number S-1020.

Installation Notes

Cable ties of this type are installed by hand and require no specialized tools, though a cable tie tensioning and cutting tool is recommended for consistent tension and flush trimming in production or high-volume installs. Inspect ties for proper lock engagement before considering the bundle complete. When used in electrical applications, ensure tie placement does not damage conductor insulation and follow applicable NEC guidelines for wire management.