Panduit IMLTFC203H-L6L Coated Metal Locking Tie 316L Ss

Product Description

The PANDUIT IMLTFC203H-L6L is a fully coated intermediate metal locking cable tie manufactured from 316L stainless steel with a protective outer coating. It is designed for bundling, securing, and organizing cables, conduit, and hoses in demanding environments where corrosion resistance and long-term mechanical integrity are required. The 316L stainless steel construction provides superior resistance to chlorides, salt spray, and chemical exposure, making it suitable for harsh industrial, marine, and outdoor installations. Electrical contractors, instrumentation technicians, and industrial maintenance crews typically install this product.

This tie is used in industrial and commercial applications where standard nylon ties are unsuitable due to temperature extremes, UV exposure, or corrosive atmospheres. Typical install scenarios include offshore and marine environments, chemical processing facilities, outdoor electrical enclosures, and heavy industrial cable management. The fully coated design adds an extra layer of protection and helps prevent galvanic contact between the tie and the cable jacket or insulation surface.

Key Features

• 316L stainless steel construction for high corrosion resistance in chloride and chemical environments
• Full coating protects cables and wiring from contact abrasion and galvanic interaction
• Intermediate series sizing suitable for medium-diameter bundle applications
• Reusable locking mechanism allows repositioning during installation
• Rated for use in harsh outdoor, marine, and industrial environments

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style replacement and standard fitment for industrial cable tie applications requiring 316L stainless steel fully coated metal locking ties.

Installation Notes

Installation is performed by qualified electricians, instrumentation technicians, or industrial maintenance personnel following applicable NEC and facility wiring guidelines. De-energize all circuits and secure the work area before bundling or re-routing cables. Use an appropriate tensioning and cut-off tool compatible with metal cable ties to achieve consistent tension without damaging the cable jacket. Avoid over-tensioning, which can compromise the coating integrity or damage insulated conductors.