Bsc Preferred CTUV818 Uv Black Nylon Cable Ties 1000/CS

Product Description

The BSC PREFERRED CTUV818 is a case of 1000 UV-stabilized black nylon cable ties designed for permanent bundling and securing of cords, cables, bags, and similar materials. The black colorant and UV stabilization additive work together to resist degradation from continuous or extended outdoor sun exposure - a common failure point for standard natural-nylon ties used in exterior applications. The locking mechanism is tamper-proof, meaning once cinched, the tie is designed to stay tight without slipping or releasing under normal service conditions. These are a direct equivalent to part number S-12394.

These cable ties are suited for outdoor electrical, telecom, signage, fence, and general bundling applications where prolonged UV exposure would break down a standard nylon tie. Typical install environments include rooftop HVAC wiring harness management, exterior conduit runs, irrigation control wiring, pool equipment enclosures, and any field application where the tie will remain in place for months or years without replacement. The black UV-stabilized construction holds up in direct sunlight far longer than natural or unrated nylon alternatives.

Key Features

• UV-stabilized black nylon construction resists sun degradation for long-term outdoor use
• Tamper-proof locking head - cinches tight and does not release under normal load
• Suitable for permanently securing cords, cables, bags, and bundled materials
• Equivalent replacement for part number S-12394
• Sold in a case of 1000 for high-volume field or shop use

Compatibility

Designed as a direct equivalent to part number S-12394. Suitable for general-purpose outdoor cable management and bundling applications across HVAC, electrical, plumbing, pool, and irrigation trades.

Installation Notes

Cable ties of this type are installed by hand or with a standard cable tie tensioning and cut-off tool. When used in outdoor or rooftop electrical applications, ensure all bundled wiring complies with NEC requirements for wiring methods and support intervals. Do not over-cinch on flexible conductors in a way that damages insulation. Cut tails flush after tensioning to avoid sharp edges that can cause hand injuries during future service.