Ironcube Works NL-5X300-8B Cable Tie 11 in Black Nylon 8 Pack

Product Description

The IRONCUBE WORKS NL-5X300-8B is a self-locking nylon cable tie designed for wire and cable management in electrical, HVAC, and general trade applications. Each tie measures 11 inches in length and is rated at 75 pounds tensile strength, making it suitable for bundling wire harnesses, securing conduit runs, and organizing cables in panel enclosures. The black nylon construction provides UV resistance compared to natural-color alternatives, making these ties usable in both indoor and exposed outdoor installations. Each pack contains 8 ties and is sold as a bagged unit for easy jobsite handling.

These cable ties are suited for use in residential and light commercial electrical work, HVAC wiring management, low-voltage rough-in, and panel organization tasks. Electricians, HVAC technicians, and control panel builders commonly use ties of this type to dress wiring neatly inside air handlers, electrical enclosures, and equipment cabinets. The self-locking mechanism allows one-hand tightening without additional tools, speeding up repetitive bundling tasks on the job.

Key Features

• 75-pound tensile strength rating for secure, long-lasting bundle retention
• 11-inch length accommodates a wide range of bundle diameters
• Self-locking ratchet head — no tools required for installation
• Black nylon construction offers resistance to UV exposure
• Packed 8 ties per bag for convenient jobsite dispensing

Compatibility

Designed as a general-purpose self-locking cable tie for wire bundling and cable management in electrical, HVAC, low-voltage, and mechanical applications where an 11-inch, 75-pound-rated nylon tie is appropriate.

Installation Notes

Cable ties of this type are installed by electricians and HVAC technicians during rough-in and equipment startup phases. Insert the tail through the locking head, pull to the desired tension, and trim excess tail flush with a flush-cut tie tool or diagonal cutters. Do not over-cinch ties on insulated conductors, as excessive tension can damage wire insulation. Follow NEC guidelines for bundling current-carrying conductors, as derating may apply.