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The ECM INDUSTRIES LLC 45-524UVB. is a heavy-duty, UV-resistant nylon cable tie designed for demanding electrical, mechanical, and outdoor bundling applications. Each tie measures 24 inches in length and delivers a rated tensile strength of 175 pounds, making it suited for securing large wire harnesses, conduit bundles, and structural tie-down tasks. The black nylon construction provides ultraviolet resistance, protecting the tie from degradation in direct sunlight. This product carries military approval, indicating it meets elevated standards for material performance and reliability. Each bag contains 10 ties. Licensed electricians, HVAC technicians, and field service professionals regularly reach for this tie when standard-duty options are insufficient.
This cable tie is used across residential, commercial, and industrial job sites wherever large bundles of wire, tubing, or conduit need to be secured. The 24-inch length accommodates high-diameter bundle runs common in panel work, rooftop equipment installations, and outdoor mechanical enclosures. UV resistance makes it appropriate for exposed exterior applications where standard black nylon ties would otherwise crack or fail over time. The 175-pound tensile strength rating supports high-load bundling tasks that lighter ties cannot handle.
Designed as a general-purpose heavy-duty cable tie suitable for electrical, HVAC, mechanical, and outdoor bundling applications where UV resistance and high tensile strength are required.
Installation requires no special tools beyond a standard cable tie tensioning tool for consistent cinching and flush tail trim. Electricians should follow NEC bundling guidelines when securing conductors in raceway or panel applications. Avoid over-tensioning on insulated conductors to prevent damage to wire jackets. Ties installed in outdoor or rooftop environments should be inspected periodically as part of routine preventive maintenance.
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