Bsc Preferred CT818 Nylon Cable Ties 1000 Per Case

Product Description

The BSC PREFERRED CT818 is a general-purpose nylon cable tie designed to permanently secure cords, cables, bags, and similar bundled items. Constructed from 6.6 nylon, the CT818 resists stretching and sliding once locked, providing a tamper-proof hold that stays in place after installation. The locking mechanism is designed to prevent loosening under vibration or repeated handling. These ties are well suited for trade professionals who need a reliable, bulk-quantity fastening solution for wire management, equipment bundling, and packaging applications. Each case contains 1000 ties, making this a practical stocking item for service vehicles, warehouses, and job-site supply inventories.

The CT818 is appropriate for use across a broad range of applications including electrical wire bundling, HVAC component harnessing, plumbing line management, and general packaging or shipping tasks. Their 6.6 nylon construction offers reasonable resistance to common environmental conditions encountered in mechanical and electrical trade work. The case quantity of 1000 units supports ongoing use in shop or field settings without frequent reordering. This product is equivalent to part number S-5071.

Key Features

• 6.6 nylon construction resists stretching and sliding after locking
• Tamper-proof locking mechanism holds permanently once secured
• General-purpose design suitable for cords, cables, bags, and more
• Sold in a case of 1000 ties for high-volume applications
• Equivalent to part number S-5071

Compatibility

Designed as a general-purpose cable tie suitable for standard bundling and fastening tasks in electrical, HVAC, plumbing, and packaging applications.

Installation Notes

Cable ties of this type are installed by hand or with a cable tie tensioning tool for consistent pull force. Cut excess tail flush with the locking head using diagonal cutters or a dedicated tie-cutting tool to avoid sharp protrusions. When used in electrical applications, follow NEC guidelines for securing and supporting conductors. Avoid over-tightening on insulated conductors where deformation of the jacket is a concern.