Bsc Preferred CTMD15 Detectable Nylon Cable Ties 100pk

Product Description

The BSC PREFERRED CTMD15 is a detectable nylon cable tie engineered with a metal-blended compound that provides magnetic properties throughout the entire tie body. This design allows the ties to be detected by metal detection equipment, making them a critical contamination-control tool in pharmaceutical and food processing environments. The ties are weather resistant for use in both indoor and outdoor applications. Sold as a case of 100, the CTMD15 offers a more cost-effective alternative to stainless steel ties without sacrificing the detectability that regulated industries require. Facilities managers, packaging line supervisors, and maintenance technicians are the primary installers and users.

The CTMD15 is suited for bundling, fastening, and closure applications in environments where contamination control is mandatory, including food production, pharmaceutical manufacturing, and cleanroom-adjacent areas. The metal-detectable and weather-resistant construction also makes these ties practical for outdoor or harsh-environment packaging and maintenance tasks where a lost tie could present a product safety or compliance concern.

Key Features

• Metal-blended nylon construction provides magnetic detectability throughout the tie body
• Designed to guard against contamination in pharmaceutical and food processing industries
• Weather resistant for indoor and outdoor use
• More cost effective than all-stainless steel cable ties
• Equivalent to part number S-16562
• Sold in a case of 100 ties

Compatibility

Equivalent to part number S-16562. Designed as a direct replacement for standard detectable nylon cable ties used in food-grade and pharmaceutical packaging and bundling applications.

Installation Notes

No special tools are required for standard cable tie installation. Ensure the tie is fully seated and latched before trimming any excess tail. In regulated food or pharmaceutical environments, follow your facility contamination-control procedures and document tie counts per applicable HACCP or GMP protocols. Inspect ties periodically in outdoor installations and replace any that show cracking or brittleness.