Panduit BC4LH-S25-L Cable Tie 120 Lb 15.5 in Natural Nylon

Product Description

The PANDUIT BC4LH-S25-L is a heavy-duty barbed nylon cable tie designed for bundling and securing wire and cable assemblies in electrical, datacom, and industrial installations. At 15.5 inches in overall length with a 0.275-inch width and a tensile strength of 120 pounds, this tie handles demanding bundling applications where standard-duty ties fall short. The natural (off-white) nylon construction resists moisture and mild chemical exposure while remaining flexible across a wide temperature range. Electricians, low-voltage installers, and industrial maintenance technicians reach for this tie when managing large wire bundles in panels, conduit runs, and equipment enclosures.

This cable tie suits residential, commercial, and light industrial wiring applications. It accommodates bundle diameters up to 4 inches, making it appropriate for consolidating larger conductor groups, multi-cable runs in cable trays, or mechanical equipment wire harnesses. The barbed locking head provides a secure, one-way cinch that resists back-out under vibration. The natural color blends into standard wiring environments without color-coding implications, and the nylon material meets CE, CSA, RoHS, and UL requirements for use in code-compliant installations.

Key Features

• 120 lb tensile strength rated for heavy wire bundle retention
• 15.5-inch length accommodates bundles up to 4 inches in diameter
• Barbed locking mechanism resists loosening under vibration
• Natural nylon construction offers flexibility across -76 degrees F to 185 degrees F operating range
• CE Certified, CSA Certified, RoHS Compliant, and UL Listed (File E56854)

Compatibility

Designed as a standard barbed nylon cable tie suitable for general wire and cable bundling in electrical panels, cable trays, conduit work, and industrial equipment wiring.

Installation Notes

Cable ties of this type are typically installed by electricians and low-voltage technicians following NEC bundling guidelines. Power down or de-energize circuits before working inside panels or enclosures. Use a cable tie tensioning tool for consistent cinch force and flush-cut the tail with flush-cut snips to prevent sharp edges that can damage insulation or injure technicians. Do not overtighten around conductors in a way that could deform insulation.