Midland Industries 95613 Uv Cable Tie Strap 175 Lb 36 in 50 Pack

Product Description

The MIDLAND INDUSTRIES 95613 is a heavy-duty UV-stabilized nylon cable tie strap rated for 175 pounds of tensile strength. At 36 inches in length, it is built to bundle, secure, and route large wire harnesses, conduit runs, hose assemblies, and mechanical components in outdoor and under-hood environments. The UV-resistant nylon construction resists degradation from prolonged sun exposure, making it a reliable choice wherever standard nylon ties fail prematurely. Each pack contains 50 ties. HVAC technicians, electricians, and plumbing contractors use these ties for organizing wiring and tubing during both rough-in and final trim stages.

These cable ties are suited for commercial and residential installations where long-span bundling is required. Common applications include securing refrigerant line sets, low-voltage wiring bundles, conduit supports, and air brake line routing. The 36-inch length handles oversized bundles that shorter standard ties cannot reach around. The black color indicates UV stabilization, distinguishing these from natural nylon ties not intended for outdoor use. Each tie is a one-piece self-locking design that installs without tools beyond a standard cable tie tensioning gun if desired.

Key Features

• 175 lb tensile strength for heavy-duty bundling applications
• 36-inch length accommodates large-diameter bundles and long-span tie-offs
• UV-stabilized nylon construction resists sun degradation in outdoor installations
• Black color provides visual confirmation of UV-rated material
• Self-locking one-piece design installs quickly without additional hardware
• Pack of 50 ties for job-site or shop stocking

Compatibility

Designed as a general-purpose UV-resistant cable tie for electrical, HVAC, plumbing, and mechanical installations requiring a 36-inch heavy-duty strap.

Installation Notes

Cable ties are installed by electricians, HVAC technicians, and mechanical contractors in accordance with NEC bundling and support requirements where applicable. Power down all circuits before securing ties around energized wiring bundles. Do not over-cinch ties on flexible conduit or refrigerant lines in a way that restricts movement or causes abrasion. Excess tail should be trimmed flush after tensioning to avoid sharp edges on finished installations.