Bsc Preferred CTR85A Releasable Cable Ties 1000 Pack

Product Description

The BSC PREFERRED CTR85A is a releasable cable tie designed for applications where bundled items need to be secured and later adjusted or removed without cutting the tie. A built-in release tab lets the user unlock the latch and retract the strap cleanly, making the tie ready for immediate reuse. This reduces waste and saves time on jobs where wire harnesses, tubing runs, or conduit bundles are frequently revised. Each case contains 1000 ties, making it practical for stocking service vans or supply rooms where cable management materials turn over quickly. Electricians, HVAC technicians, and plumbing contractors all find releasable ties useful during rough-in and commissioning phases when layouts are still subject to change.

Releasable cable ties are used across residential and commercial service work wherever temporary or semi-permanent bundling is required. Common applications include organizing low-voltage wiring, securing refrigerant line insulation during a rough install, bundling control wiring inside air handlers or electrical panels, and managing flexible conduit runs before final routing is confirmed. The reusable design is especially practical in retrofit and service scenarios where access and adjustments happen over multiple visits.

Key Features

• Releasable latch design allows repeated use without cutting or replacing the tie
• Simple tab-press release mechanism for fast, tool-free unlocking
• Sold in a case of 1000 ties for high-volume stocking
• Equivalent to part number S-1259NAT
• Suitable for bundling wire, tubing, insulation, and conduit runs

Compatibility

General-purpose releasable cable tie suitable for standard bundling and cable management tasks in electrical, HVAC, and plumbing applications. Equivalent to part number S-1259NAT.

Installation Notes

Releasable cable ties are installed by hand with no tools required. To release, press the tab and slide the strap back through the head before repositioning. When used in electrical applications, follow NEC guidelines for securing and supporting conductors. Do not overtighten ties around insulated conductors or refrigerant lines in a way that could damage the jacket or insulation.