Ironcube Works NL-5X350-100B Black Nylon Cable Tie 100 Pack

Product Description

The IRONCUBE WORKS NL-5X350-100B is a black nylon self-locking cable tie rated at 75 pounds tensile strength, sold in a 100-count bag. At 14 inches in length, these ties provide enough reach for bundling medium to large wire harnesses, conduit runs, and cable assemblies in electrical, HVAC, and general trade installations. The nylon construction resists moisture and moderate chemical exposure, making it suitable for both indoor and outdoor applications. The one-piece self-locking mechanism cinches securely without tools and does not require a separate fastening step, reducing installation time on high-volume wiring jobs.

These cable ties are well suited for wire management in residential and light commercial electrical panels, HVAC equipment wiring, low-voltage control wiring, and general conduit and cable bundling. Electricians and HVAC technicians commonly use 14-inch ties when bundling multiple conductors or securing wiring to framing and equipment supports. The 100-count bag format makes them practical for stocking a service van or job-site supply kit. Each tie measures approximately 13.8 inches in length and 0.19 inches in width.

Key Features

• 75-pound tensile strength holds medium to large cable bundles securely
• Self-locking one-piece design requires no separate hardware or tools
• Black nylon construction provides UV resistance and moisture tolerance
• 14-inch length accommodates a wide range of bundle diameters
• 100-count bag format suits job-site stocking and van inventory
• 0.19-inch width distributes clamping force across cable jackets

Compatibility

Designed for general wire and cable bundling applications across electrical, HVAC, low-voltage, and plumbing-adjacent installations where a 14-inch, 75-pound-rated nylon cable tie is appropriate.

Installation Notes

Cable ties are installed by licensed electricians, HVAC technicians, and other trade professionals as part of wire management work governed by the NEC and applicable local codes. Insert the tail through the locking head and pull to the desired tension by hand or with a cable-tie tensioning tool. Trim excess tail flush with the locking head using flush-cut diagonal pliers to avoid sharp protruding ends. Do not over-cinch ties around conductors in a way that damages insulation or restricts current-carrying capacity.