Ecm Industries Llc 46-206 Nylon Cable Ties 6 in White 100 Pack

Product Description

The ECM INDUSTRIES LLC 46-206 is a 100-pack of 6-inch white nylon cable ties rated for 45 pounds of tensile strength. These ties are UL Registered and packaged in a bag for job-site convenience. Designed for securing wire bundles, conduit runs, and general fastening tasks, they are a standard consumable for electricians, HVAC techs, and low-voltage installers. The tie width is 0.14 inches, the minimum bundle diameter is 0.0625 inches, and the maximum bundle diameter is 1.375 inches, making them suitable for a wide range of bundle sizes encountered in panel work, equipment installation, and rough-in wiring.

These cable ties are appropriate for residential and light commercial applications wherever wire management and bundling are required. Typical uses include securing low-voltage control wiring, bundling HVAC harnesses, organizing conduit drops, and general utility fastening during installation or service calls. The white nylon construction is suited for indoor use and areas where a clean, finished appearance is desired. Each pack contains 100 ties, making it practical for stocking a service vehicle or supply cabinet.

Key Features

• 45-pound tensile strength for reliable, secure bundle retention
• 6-inch length with a maximum bundle size of 1.375 inches
• Minimum bundle size of 0.0625 inches for small-gauge wire groups
• 0.14-inch tie width for a low-profile, consistent wrap
• UL Registered nylon construction
• 100 ties per bag for efficient job-site stocking

Compatibility

Designed as a general-purpose nylon cable tie suitable for wire bundling and management tasks in electrical, HVAC, plumbing, and low-voltage installations where a 6-inch tie with up to 45 pounds tensile strength is appropriate.

Installation Notes

Cable ties are installed by hand or with a cable tie tensioning tool and require no special tools or licensing. De-energize circuits before securing wiring bundles in electrical panels or equipment enclosures. Follow NEC guidelines for cable tie use in specific wiring methods and environments. Avoid overtightening on sensitive insulated conductors to prevent damage to wire jackets.