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The ECM INDUSTRIES LLC 46-310UVB is a self-locking, UV-resistant nylon cable tie designed for bundling wire, cable, hose, and duct assemblies in demanding environments. Each tie measures 11 inches in length and delivers 75 LB tensile strength. Constructed from Nylon 6/6 material, the tie resists harmful ultraviolet light rays, making it suitable for prolonged outdoor exposure. The self-locking head engages on insertion and holds without tools. This pack contains 100 individual ties and is sold in a bagged format for easy jobsite use. Licensed electricians, HVAC technicians, and plumbing professionals commonly use these ties for organizing wiring harnesses, securing conduit bundles, and fastening flex duct or hose runs.
These cable ties are primarily intended for outdoor use where UV degradation is a concern, though they perform equally well in indoor commercial and residential installations. The serviceable temperature range of -40 to 185 degrees F makes them appropriate for rooftop HVAC equipment, exterior electrical panels, outdoor mechanical rooms, and exposed conduit runs. Any trade professional requiring reliable, code-site-ready bundling hardware for wire management, duct organization, or hose retention will find consistent performance from this tie across a wide range of applications.
Designed as a general-purpose outdoor UV-resistant cable tie suitable for wire bundling, conduit organization, hose retention, and duct fastening across residential and commercial HVAC, electrical, and plumbing applications.
No tools are required to seat the self-locking head. De-energize or shut off the system being serviced before bundling any electrical wiring or live-circuit components. When trimming excess tail length, use flush-cut cable tie snips to avoid sharp edges that could damage insulation or create a cut hazard. Follow applicable NEC and local code requirements for cable tie spacing and support intervals on wiring installations.
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