Ecm Industries Llc 46-310 Nylon Cable Tie 75 Lb 11 in 100pk

Product Description

The ECM INDUSTRIES LLC 46-310 is a self-locking nylon cable tie designed for bundling wire, cable, hoses, ducts, and a wide range of other fastening tasks in trade and field environments. Each tie measures 11 inches in length and delivers 75 pounds of tensile strength. The patented Doublelock design places teeth on both sides of the tie, providing 50% greater holding strength than standard industry designs. Made from Nylon 6/6 material, this tie is rated for service across a temperature range of -40 to 185 degrees F. This pack contains 100 individual ties and is sold bagged.

These cable ties are well suited for residential and commercial electrical, HVAC, and plumbing installations where wire and hose management is required. Electricians use them to bundle conductors in panels and junction boxes. HVAC techs reach for them when securing refrigerant line insulation, low-voltage control wiring, and flex duct tails. Plumbers use them to organize supply and drain runs in tight chases. The 11-inch length handles mid-size bundles without the bulk of longer ties.

Key Features

• Doublelock design with teeth on both sides delivers 50% greater strength than standard industry ties
• 75 pound tensile strength rated for demanding bundling applications
• 11-inch length accommodates medium to large wire and hose bundles
• Nylon 6/6 construction rated -40 to 185 degrees F for indoor and outdoor use
• UL Recognized Component Listing E125869, meets UL 94 V-2 flammability classification
• Self-locking mechanism requires no tools for installation
• 100 ties per pack, sold bagged for jobsite convenience

Compatibility

General-purpose self-locking cable ties suitable for wire, cable, hose, and duct bundling across electrical, HVAC, plumbing, and pool service applications.

Installation Notes

Cable ties are installed by hand with no special tools required. Pull the pointed end through the locking head and cinch to the desired tension. Trim excess tail with flush-cut cable tie snips or diagonal cutters to avoid sharp edges that could damage insulation. Follow applicable NEC, IFGC, or IPC requirements when securing wiring or piping systems in finished assemblies.