Hellermanntyton T18MR0C2 Cable Tie Mounting Hole 4in Black 100pk

Product Description

The HELLERMANNTYTON T18MR0C2 is a 4-inch black nylon cable tie with an integrated mounting hole, designed for bundling and securing wire harnesses and cable runs in electrical, HVAC, and low-voltage installations. The mounting hole allows the tie to be fastened directly to a panel, chassis, or junction box surface, eliminating the need for a separate mount accessory. Sold in a pack of 100, this tie is a standard stock item for electricians, controls technicians, and panel builders who need reliable, repeatable cable management at volume.

This cable tie is suited for residential and light commercial wiring applications, including control panel wiring, HVAC equipment harnesses, conduit entry points, and low-voltage bundling runs. The 4-inch length accommodates small to medium bundle diameters. The black color provides UV resistance, making it appropriate for installations with incidental light exposure. Installers working in equipment rooms, air handlers, or electrical enclosures will find the integrated mounting hole useful for anchoring bundles to a fixed surface without additional hardware.

Key Features

• Integrated mounting hole allows direct panel or chassis attachment without a separate anchor
• 4-inch length suits small to medium wire bundle diameters
• Black nylon construction offers UV resistance for installations with light exposure
• 100-piece pack supports high-volume installation work
• Standard cable tie profile compatible with common tie-gun tools

Compatibility

Designed as a general-purpose cable tie for use in electrical, HVAC, and low-voltage wiring applications where a mounting hole style is required for surface anchoring.

Installation Notes

Cable ties of this type are installed by electricians, HVAC controls technicians, and panel builders as part of wire management work governed by NEC guidelines for conductor bundling and support. De-energize any panel or circuit before dressing cables or securing bundles near live conductors. Use a flush-cut tool to trim the tail after cinching to avoid a sharp edge that could contact insulation or personnel. Do not over-tension the tie on sensitive cable jackets or fiber-optic runs.