Ecm Industries Llc 46-308LP Low Profile Cable Tie 8 in

Product Description

The ECM INDUSTRIES LLC 46-308LP is an 8-inch low profile cable tie built for use in tight or confined spaces where a standard-height head would not fit. The low profile head design keeps the tie flat against the bundle, making it practical for wire management in panels, conduit runs, and equipment enclosures. The tie delivers 50 lb tensile strength, providing a firm, reliable hold on wire bundles and cable groups. Licensed electricians and experienced installers typically reach for this tie when clearance is limited and a secure, clean finish is required.

This cable tie is well suited for residential and light commercial electrical work, HVAC wiring harness management, control panel organization, and similar trade applications where neat, low-clearance wire bundling is needed. The package includes 10 ties per unit of measure, making it practical to keep on hand for routine service calls and panel installations.

Key Features

• Low profile head design fits in limited-space applications where standard head ties do not clear
• 50 lb tensile strength for a firm, dependable hold on wire and cable bundles
• Bent tip allows easy, accurate insertion into the tie head without fumbling
• Close serrations on both sides of the strap enable precise, repeatable adjustment
• Smooth radiused edges reduce hand fatigue and allow the strap to slip through the head cleanly
• Finger grips on the tail end provide a secure, comfortable grip when cinching down

Compatibility

Designed as a general-purpose low profile cable tie suitable for electrical wiring, HVAC wiring harnesses, control panel wire management, and similar bundling applications in residential and light commercial trade work.

Installation Notes

This cable tie is installed by hand and requires no tools beyond standard side-cut flush cutters to trim the excess tail after tensioning. Thread the strap through the head, cinch to the desired tension, and cut the tail flush. Follow NEC guidelines for cable tie placement and spacing in electrical enclosures and raceways. Avoid over-tensioning on fine-gauge conductors with thin insulation.