Ecm Industries Llc PS-150Z 1/2 in Plastic Cable Staple 100 Pack

Product Description

The ECM INDUSTRIES LLC PS-150Z is a 1/2 inch plastic non-metallic cable staple designed to secure non-metallic (NM) and underground feeder (UF) cable in residential and light commercial wiring installations. Sold in a 100-piece bag, this staple is compatible with 14/2 and 12/2 cable sizes. The plastic construction avoids the risk of insulation damage or conductivity issues associated with metallic fasteners, making it a code-appropriate choice for securing NM and UF cable runs along framing members, joists, and studs. Electricians keep these on hand for rough-in work where fast, consistent cable management is required.

This staple is used in residential and light commercial electrical rough-in work, primarily for securing 14/2 or 12/2 NM or UF cable to wood framing, studs, joists, and similar surfaces. The bagged 100-pack format suits contractors working through multiple circuits on a single job. The 1/2 inch size accommodates standard two-conductor-with-ground cable commonly run for branch circuits serving lighting, receptacles, and small appliances.

Key Features

• 1/2 inch plastic construction suitable for NM and UF cable fastening
• Compatible with 14/2 and 12/2 non-metallic and underground feeder cable
• Non-metallic material eliminates risk of conductor contact or insulation abrasion
• Bagged 100-piece pack for efficient job-site use
• Sized for standard residential branch circuit cable runs

Compatibility

Designed for use with 14/2 or 12/2 non-metallic (NM) or underground feeder (UF) cable as an OEM-style fastening staple for residential and light commercial electrical installations.

Installation Notes

Installation is performed by licensed electricians following NEC requirements for cable support and stapling intervals. Power to the circuit must be off and verified with a meter before securing cable near any energized components. Staples should be driven flush without crushing the cable jacket or deforming the insulation. Do not over-drive; plastic staples can crack if struck with excessive force.