Bsc Preferred CTUV840 Uv Black Nylon Cable Ties 1000pk

Product Description

The BSC PREFERRED CTUV840 is a case of 1000 black, UV-stabilized nylon cable ties designed for continuous or extended outdoor exposure. The black colorant doubles as a UV stabilizer, slowing degradation from sunlight and extending service life in outdoor installations. Each tie features a tamper-resistant locking mechanism that prevents loosening once fastened, making them suitable for securing wire bundles, conduit, bags, hoses, and other materials in exterior environments. These ties are sold by the case and are a standard stocking item for electrical, HVAC, and general trade contractors who need reliable outdoor cable management solutions.

These cable ties are appropriate for residential and commercial applications where prolonged UV and weather exposure would degrade standard natural-nylon ties. Common uses include outdoor conduit bundling, equipment installations, signage mounting, fence line wire management, and any application requiring a secure, long-term fastening solution in direct sunlight or harsh conditions. The case quantity of 1000 suits contractors, service fleets, and facilities maintenance teams that use high volumes on job sites.

Key Features

• UV-stabilized black nylon construction resists sun degradation for outdoor and extended-exposure use
• Tamper-resistant locking head designed to stay tight once fastened
• Suitable for securing cords, cables, hoses, bags, and similar materials
• Case pack of 1000 ties for high-volume trade use
• Equivalent replacement for part number S-5831

Compatibility

Equivalent to part number S-5831. Designed as a direct replacement or equivalent substitution for standard UV-stabilized black nylon cable ties used in outdoor electrical, HVAC, and general trade applications.

Installation Notes

Cable ties of this type are installed by hand or with a cable tie tensioning tool for consistent cinch force. When used on electrical wiring, follow applicable NEC guidelines for securing and supporting conductors. Avoid over-cinching on insulated conductors to prevent insulation damage. Excess tail length should be trimmed flush after installation to prevent sharp edges.