Bsc Preferred CT750 Nylon Cable Ties 1000 Per Case

Product Description

The BSC PREFERRED CT750 is a general-purpose nylon cable tie designed to permanently secure cords, cables, bags, and similar items in a wide range of applications. Constructed from 6.6 nylon, these ties are tamper-proof and engineered to lock tight without stretching or sliding once fastened. The locking mechanism is one-way, meaning the tie cannot be loosened after cinching, making these suitable for installations where tamper resistance is a priority. Each case contains 1000 individual ties, making this a practical bulk-supply option for contractors and technicians who use cable ties regularly on the job.

These cable ties are appropriate for residential and commercial applications across multiple trades. HVAC technicians use them to bundle low-voltage wiring harnesses, secure insulation wraps, and organize refrigerant line sets. Electricians reach for general-purpose nylon ties when routing and bundling conductors in panel rooms, equipment closets, and mechanical spaces. Plumbers and general contractors also use them for securing pipe labels, bundling flexible tubing, and organizing loose materials on job sites. The 1000-count case format supports high-volume service operations and stocking truck inventory efficiently.

Key Features

• Tamper-proof locking design holds tight without stretching or sliding
• 6.6 nylon construction offers resistance to moisture and general chemical exposure
• General-purpose design suits a broad range of bundling and securing tasks
• 1000 ties per case supports bulk usage for commercial and service contractor operations
• Equivalent to part number S-11139

Compatibility

General-purpose cable ties suitable for securing cords, cables, bags, and similar items across HVAC, electrical, plumbing, and general contracting applications. Equivalent to part number S-11139.

Installation Notes

No special tools are required to fasten nylon cable ties, though flush-cut pliers or a dedicated tie-tensioning tool are commonly used for a clean finish. When bundling electrical conductors, follow NEC guidelines regarding conductor fill and bundling derating. Avoid overtightening ties around energized wiring or insulated tubing where compression could cause damage. Cut excess tail flush after cinching to eliminate sharp edges in accessible areas.