Ecm Industries Llc 45-314UVBSC Cable Ties 14in Black 20-pack

Product Description

The ECM INDUSTRIES LLC 45-314UVBSC is a 20-pack of 14-inch black self-cutting cable ties designed for fast, clean wire management in electrical, HVAC, and general trade applications. Constructed from 6/6 nylon, each tie delivers a 50 LB tensile strength rating. The standout feature is the integrated cutting blade molded into the tie head. As the tail is locked and twisted, the blade shears the excess flush without a separate cutting tool, eliminating jagged tail edges and speeding up installation. These ties weigh 1.13 pounds per pack of 20.

Self-cutting cable ties are a practical choice on panel builds, conduit runs, unit installations, and harness dressing where a clean finish matters. Electricians and HVAC technicians use them when a flush cut is required and a separate tie-wrap gun or side-cutter is not at hand. The black nylon color provides basic UV resistance for light outdoor or exposed-location use. Each pack contains 20 individual ties, making them a per-job consumable for service trucks and panel shops alike.

Key Features

• Integrated cutting blade in the tie head shears excess tail on lock-and-twist — no separate tool needed
• 50 LB tensile strength rating for secure, long-term bundle retention
• 6/6 nylon construction for durability and resistance to common trade environments
• 14-inch length accommodates larger harness bundles and conduit groupings
• Clean cut design virtually eliminates residual jagged edges on finished bundles
• 20 ties per pack sized as a per-job consumable or service-truck supply

Compatibility

General-purpose self-cutting cable ties suitable for electrical wiring, HVAC harness dressing, plumbing bundle management, and similar trade applications where a 14-inch, 50 LB nylon tie is appropriate.

Installation Notes

Cable ties should be installed by the trade professional appropriate to the system being serviced — electrician, HVAC tech, or plumber. De-energize or isolate any circuit or equipment before dressing wires or harnesses. Insert the tie tail through the head, cinch snug around the bundle, then lock and twist to engage the internal blade for a clean cut. Do not over-tighten ties on conductor insulation in a way that deforms or damages the jacket.