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The PANDUIT BT2LH-L is a barbed nylon cable tie designed for secure, long-term bundling of wire and cable in electrical, data, and mechanical installations. At 8.7 inches in overall length with a 0.275-inch width and 0.065-inch thickness, it delivers a rated tensile strength of 120 lb. The natural-color nylon construction handles a wide operating temperature range of -76 degrees F to 185 degrees F, making it suitable for both indoor and outdoor service environments. Electricians, panel builders, and industrial maintenance technicians use this tie where a reliable one-piece barbed fastening solution is required.
The BT2LH-L is well suited for residential and commercial electrical panels, conduit bundles, mechanical equipment wiring, and general wire management in control enclosures. Its 2-inch maximum bundle diameter accommodates moderate-density cable groups common in junction boxes, tray systems, and equipment raceways. The natural nylon material resists common oils and solvents encountered in light industrial settings. This tie ships in multiples of 50, making it a practical restocking item for contractors and service shops that consume cable ties in volume.
Designed as a standard barbed nylon cable tie for general wire and cable bundling applications across electrical, data, and mechanical installations where a 120 lb tensile-rated, 8.7-inch tie with a 2-inch bundle diameter capacity is required.
Installation requires no special tools beyond flush-cut diagonal pliers or a cable tie installation gun for consistent tensioning. De-energize all circuits before dressing or re-routing wire bundles in live panels or enclosures. Follow NEC requirements for cable tie placement in listed assemblies, particularly when installing within raceways or enclosures with specific fill and support rules. Trim the tail flush after cinching to eliminate sharp protrusions that can damage insulation or injure personnel.
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