Ecm Industries Llc 46-308FST Fluorescent Cable Tie 100 Pack

Product Description

The ECM INDUSTRIES LLC 46-308FST is an 8-inch fluorescent nylon cable tie sold in a 100-piece pack. Each tie is a one-piece, self-locking design that cinches down and holds without additional hardware or tools beyond a standard tensioning gun. The pack includes five assorted fluorescent colors — 20 blue, 20 pink, 20 orange, 20 yellow, and 20 green — making them well-suited for color-coded wire bundling in panel work, equipment installations, and service labeling applications. The nylon construction provides good resistance to typical mechanical room and outdoor service environments.

These cable ties are used across electrical, HVAC, plumbing, and pool service trades for wire management, hose bundling, and temporary securing during installation or service calls. The fluorescent colors are particularly useful when techs need to flag circuits, differentiate wire runs by system or phase, or mark components for follow-up service. The 8-inch length accommodates a wide range of bundle diameters found in residential and light commercial equipment.

Key Features

• 100-piece pack with five fluorescent colors: 20 blue, 20 pink, 20 orange, 20 yellow, and 20 green
• 8-inch length suits a wide range of bundle sizes in panels and equipment cabinets
• One-piece, self-locking design requires no additional fasteners
• Nylon construction for durability in typical installation environments
• Color coding supports organized, traceable wire management across trades

Compatibility

Designed as a general-purpose cable tie for wire management and bundling applications across electrical, HVAC, plumbing, and pool service installations.

Installation Notes

Cable ties of this type are installed by electricians, HVAC technicians, plumbers, and pool service professionals as part of standard wire and hose management work. Power down and de-energize any circuits before bundling or rerouting wiring in panels or equipment. Use a dedicated cable tie tensioning and cutting tool for consistent tension and a clean, flush cut on the tail. Avoid overtightening on insulated conductors, as excessive tension can damage wire insulation.