Panduit IMLT102S-C Stainless Steel Cable Tie

Product Description

The PANDUIT IMLT102S-C is a standard-duty stainless steel cable tie constructed from 304-grade stainless steel. It is designed to bundle and secure wire harnesses, conduit, hoses, and similar assemblies in installations where corrosion resistance, temperature tolerance, or environmental exposure rules out nylon fasteners. Licensed electricians, instrumentation technicians, and industrial maintenance crews are the primary installers. The 304 SS construction provides reliable performance in wet, chemical, or high-temperature environments where plastic ties would degrade over time.

This cable tie is suited for both commercial and industrial applications including panel wiring, outdoor electrical enclosures, mechanical rooms, marine environments, and process piping support. Its standard configuration makes it a direct-fit fastener for general bundling tasks across a wide range of trade disciplines. Each unit is sold individually, making it easy to order precise quantities for a job.

Key Features

• 304-grade stainless steel construction resists corrosion, chemicals, and UV exposure
• Standard-duty profile suitable for general bundling and securing applications
• Withstands elevated temperatures where nylon or polypropylene ties are not rated
• Suitable for outdoor, marine, and industrial enclosure environments
• Sold as a single unit for precise quantity control per job

Compatibility

Designed as a general-purpose stainless steel cable tie for use in industrial, commercial, and trade electrical or mechanical bundling applications where corrosion-resistant fasteners are required.

Installation Notes

Stainless steel cable ties are typically installed by electricians, instrumentation techs, or mechanical trades using a standard cable tie tensioning and cut-off tool rated for metal ties. De-energize any circuits in the work area before routing or securing wire bundles near live conductors. Cut tails should be trimmed flush and inspected for sharp edges that could damage adjacent wiring insulation. Follow applicable NEC guidelines for wire bundling and support spacing.