Panduit BT4S-M Cable Tie 50 Lb 15.1 in Natural Nylon Barbed

Product Description

The PANDUIT BT4S-M is a barbed nylon cable tie designed for bundling and securing wire harnesses, cable runs, and conduit assemblies in electrical, industrial, and panel-wiring applications. Measuring 15.1 inches in overall length with a maximum bundle diameter of 4 inches, it handles larger bundles that shorter ties cannot reach. The natural-finish nylon construction offers solid chemical resistance for general indoor use. A rated tensile strength of 50 lb ensures the tie holds under load without slipping or releasing. Electricians, panel builders, and maintenance technicians reach for this tie when organizing high-density wiring in enclosures, raceways, and equipment bays.

This cable tie is suited for both residential and commercial electrical installations where a reliable, self-locking barbed fastener is required. Its operating temperature range of -76 degrees F to 185 degrees F makes it appropriate for conditioned indoor environments and moderate-temperature industrial settings. The 4-inch maximum bundle diameter accommodates large wire bundles, conduit groupings, and multi-conductor assemblies commonly found in panel boards, junction boxes, and industrial control cabinets.

Key Features

• 15.1-inch overall length handles large-diameter bundles up to 4 inches
• 50 lb tensile strength provides secure, load-bearing retention
• Barbed self-locking mechanism for quick, tool-free installation
• Natural nylon material resists common chemicals and environmental moisture
• Rated from -76 degrees F to 185 degrees F for broad temperature service
• CE Certified, CSA Certified, UL Listed, and RoHS Compliant

Compatibility

Designed as a standard barbed nylon cable tie for general-purpose wire bundling and securing in electrical, industrial, and panel-wiring applications.

Installation Notes

Cable ties of this type are installed by electricians and panel builders working under NEC guidelines for wire management. De-energize the circuit or panel before routing and securing cable bundles. Insert the tie tail through the head, pull to the desired tension, and trim the excess tail flush with a flush-cut tool to avoid sharp edges. Avoid overtightening on insulated conductors, as excessive cinching can damage wire jacket materials.