Gardner Bender 45-104UVB Uv Black Cable Ties 30 Pack

Product Description

The GARDNER BENDER 45-104UVB is a 30-piece bag of ultraviolet-resistant black nylon cable ties engineered for outdoor and weather-exposed wiring applications. The nylon construction resists UV degradation and harsh environmental conditions, keeping wire bundles secured over time. A bent tip allows easy insertion into the tie head, and smooth radiused edges reduce friction during pull-through. Finger grips on the tail end provide a firm hold while tightening. These ties are rated for service from 32 degrees F through 185 degrees F, making them suitable for a wide range of ambient conditions encountered in field installations.

These cable ties are suited for residential and commercial electrical work where outdoor exposure is a factor. Common applications include securing wire harnesses along exterior conduit runs, organizing cables on rooftop HVAC equipment, bundling conductors in solar installations, and managing wiring in outdoor lighting or signage. Any trade professional working with exposed wiring runs subject to sunlight or moisture will find these appropriate for the task.

Key Features

• UV-resistant black nylon construction resists sun and weather degradation
• Bent tip design simplifies insertion into the tie head
• Smooth radiused edges reduce friction for easier pull-through
• Finger grips on the tail provide secure tightening control
• Rated for service from 32 degrees F through 185 degrees F
• 30 pieces per bag for multi-point bundling jobs

Compatibility

Designed as a general-purpose UV-resistant cable tie suitable for standard tie-head retention in outdoor electrical, HVAC, and wiring management applications.

Installation Notes

Cable ties are installed by electricians, HVAC technicians, and other trades during wire management tasks. Insert the bent tip into the tie head, route around the wire bundle, and pull through until the desired tension is achieved using the finger grips. Use a flush-cut tool to trim the tail after tightening to avoid sharp edges. Do not overtighten around conductors in a way that could damage insulation.