Panduit IMLTFC203S-C6L Coated Metal Cable Tie 316L Ss

Product Description

The PANDUIT IMLTFC203S-C6L is a fully coated intermediate locking metal cable tie constructed from 316L stainless steel. It is designed to bundle and secure wire harnesses, conduit, tubing, and cable runs in demanding environments where corrosion resistance and mechanical strength are required. The full coating provides an additional layer of protection against abrasion, vibration, and harsh chemical exposure. This tie is installed by electricians, instrumentation technicians, and industrial maintenance professionals in applications where standard nylon or uncoated metal ties are not suitable.

This cable tie is suited for use in industrial, marine, offshore, and heavy commercial environments where 316L stainless steel is specified for its superior resistance to chlorides, moisture, and corrosive atmospheres. Typical installation scenarios include securing cables along conduit runs, bundling tubing in mechanical rooms, and fastening wire harnesses in outdoor or wet-location electrical enclosures. The fully coated design also makes it appropriate for installations where contact with sensitive wiring insulation must be protected from sharp metal edges.

Key Features

• 316L stainless steel construction for excellent corrosion resistance in chloride and marine environments
• Full coating protects cable insulation from abrasion and shields the tie from additional chemical exposure
• Intermediate locking mechanism provides secure, vibration-resistant bundle retention
• Suitable for outdoor, wet-location, and harsh industrial installations
• Sold individually, allowing precise quantity procurement for maintenance and project work

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style replacement and standard-use metal cable tie for industrial wire management applications requiring 316L stainless steel with full coating.

Installation Notes

Installation is typically performed by licensed electricians or qualified instrumentation and maintenance technicians. De-energize all associated circuits and follow applicable NEC guidelines before securing cables in electrical enclosures or panel environments. Use an approved cable tie installation tool to achieve consistent tension without overstressing the locking mechanism. Avoid applying the tie over sharp edges or in a manner that kinks or pinches the bundled cables.