Lionbeam lb-tw8n-1000 Cable Ties 8 in 50LB 1000 Pack

Product Description

The LIONBEAM lb-tw8n-1000 is an 8-inch natural nylon cable tie rated at 50 lb tensile strength, sold in a 1000-piece bulk pack. Designed for bundling conductors and managing wire runs, these ties suit structured cabling layouts, electrical enclosures, and low-voltage security and data installations. The self-locking one-piece head cinches down without requiring tools and releases tension consistently across repeated use. Natural nylon construction handles moderate temperature variation and routine moisture exposure without becoming brittle, making these a reliable consumable for professional installers working across multiple service calls or large single-site deployments.

These cable ties are suited for residential and light commercial electrical work, low-voltage data and security cabling, and panel wiring where a clean, consistent bundle appearance is required. The natural color blends with lighter interior environments and supports visual differentiation when color-coding bundles by circuit or zone. The 1000-piece quantity is sized for contractors and service technicians who need a consistent supply on hand across ongoing projects.

Key Features

• 8-inch length accommodates a range of bundle diameters common in structured wiring and panel work
• 50 lb tensile strength provides a secure hold on conductor bundles without slippage
• Self-locking one-piece head design requires no additional hardware or tools
• Natural nylon material resists moisture and moderate temperature fluctuations
• Natural color integrates cleanly into lighter interior installations
• 1000-piece bulk pack supports large projects and reduces restocking frequency

Compatibility

Designed as a general-purpose cable tie for use in electrical, low-voltage, and structured cabling applications requiring an 8-inch tie with 50 lb tensile strength.

Installation Notes

Cable ties of this type are installed by electricians, low-voltage technicians, and security system installers. De-energize circuits before handling conductors in live panels or enclosures. Avoid over-cinching ties against insulated conductors, as excessive tension can deform cable jackets. NEC guidelines for cable bundling and conductor fill should be followed where applicable.