Hellermanntyton GT.75X1800 Grip Tie Roll 3/4 in Black

Product Description

The HELLERMANNTYTON GT.75X1800 is a grip tie cable tie roll designed for bundling, securing, and organizing cables, wire harnesses, and conduit runs in electrical and low-voltage installations. Measuring 3/4 inch wide and 180 inches long, this black roll provides a continuous supply of flexible tie material that can be cut to the required length on the job. The grip tie construction allows for firm, repositionable holds without damaging insulation or jacket material. Electricians and low-voltage technicians use this format when standard discrete ties are impractical or when custom lengths are needed across a range of bundling tasks.

This grip tie roll is suited for commercial and residential electrical work, data and communication wiring, panel organization, and general cable management applications. The roll format reduces waste by allowing the installer to cut only what is needed per bundle. Black coloring provides UV resistance for applications in exposed or semi-exposed locations such as equipment rooms, rooftops, and service corridors. It is sold as a single roll per unit.

Key Features

• Roll format allows field-cut lengths to match any bundle diameter or run length
• 3/4 inch width provides a broad, low-pressure contact surface to protect cable jackets
• 180 inch total roll length delivers significant usable material per unit
• Black finish offers resistance to UV degradation in exposed environments
• Grip tie design supports repositionable, reusable securing without permanent deformation

Compatibility

Designed as a general-purpose grip tie roll suitable for cable bundling and wire management applications across electrical, data, and low-voltage systems where a 3/4 inch wide tie roll is specified.

Installation Notes

Installation is typically performed by licensed electricians or low-voltage technicians following applicable NEC guidelines for cable support and bundling. Cut the roll to the required length using scissors or a utility knife before wrapping and securing the bundle. Avoid overtightening around conductor bundles to prevent jacket deformation or insulation damage. No tools beyond a standard cutting implement are required for application.