Ironcube Works NL-5X350-8W 14 in White Nylon Cable Ties 8 Pack

Product Description

The IRONCUBE WORKS NL-5X350-8W is a self-locking nylon cable tie rated for 75 pounds of tensile strength, sold in an 8-pack. Each tie measures 14 inches in length and is manufactured from nylon for reliable performance in wire bundling, harness routing, and general fastening applications. The white finish suits indoor electrical and low-voltage work where a clean appearance matters. The one-piece locking head cinches and holds without additional hardware, making installation fast and straightforward for electricians, HVAC technicians, and service pros working through large cable management tasks.

These cable ties are suited for residential and light commercial electrical work, HVAC wire harness organization, panel wiring, conduit bundle management, and general trade use wherever a secure, repeatable fastening method is needed. At 14 inches, each tie accommodates medium to large bundle diameters common in equipment wiring and control panel installations. The bagged packaging keeps the 8-pack organized on a service truck or job site.

Key Features

• 75 lb tensile strength for secure, long-lasting bundle retention
• 14-inch length accommodates medium to large cable bundles
• Self-locking one-piece head — no tools required to fasten
• Nylon construction resists abrasion and light chemical exposure
• White finish suitable for visible indoor wiring runs
• Bagged 8-pack for organized storage and job site use

Compatibility

Designed as a general-purpose self-locking cable tie for wire management in residential and light commercial electrical, HVAC, and low-voltage installations.

Installation Notes

Cable ties are typically installed by electricians and HVAC technicians as part of wire harness and conduit bundle management work. Power down or de-energize any circuit before securing ties near live conductors. NEC guidelines apply to cable support spacing and securing methods in electrical installations. Avoid overtightening on insulated conductors, as excessive cinching can damage wire jackets.