Hellermanntyton 111-01671 Cable Ties 500 Per Box

Product Description

The HELLERMANNTYTON 111-01671 is a box of 500 cable ties manufactured from PA66HIRHSUV-grade nylon, a heat-stabilized, UV-resistant polyamide compound suited for both indoor and outdoor electrical and mechanical bundling applications. These ties are designed for professional cable management in environments where exposure to sunlight, heat, or harsh conditions is a factor. Electricians, HVAC installers, and industrial technicians reach for this grade of tie when standard nylon will not hold up to the installation environment. The black color indicates UV-stabilized material, making the ties appropriate for exterior conduit work, rooftop equipment, and exposed cable runs.

These cable ties are used across a broad range of trade applications including panel wiring, conduit fill organization, HVAC equipment harness bundling, and general electrical rough-in work. The 500-count box format supports job-site volume needs and reduces restocking interruptions on larger installs. The PA66HIRHSUV material classification makes them especially well suited for outdoor service environments where UV degradation of standard ties is a known failure point.

Key Features

• PA66HIRHSUV nylon construction — heat-stabilized and UV-resistant for outdoor and high-temperature environments
• Black color confirms UV-stabilized compound, distinguishable from standard natural nylon ties
• 500 ties per box for high-volume job-site use
• Suitable for both indoor and outdoor cable management applications
• Consistent locking mechanism for secure, repeatable bundle retention

Compatibility

Designed as a general-purpose cable tie for use in electrical, HVAC, plumbing, and industrial applications requiring UV-resistant and heat-stabilized bundling solutions.

Installation Notes

Cable ties of this type are installed by electricians, HVAC technicians, and mechanical contractors as part of wire and conduit management work. Follow NEC guidelines for securing cables at appropriate intervals and avoid over-cinching, which can damage wire insulation. Cut flush with the locking head after tensioning to eliminate sharp tail protrusions. No tools are required for hand installation, though a tensioning tool is recommended for consistent pull force on high-count runs.