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The PANDUIT PLT1M-C is a standard-duty nylon cable tie designed for bundling and securing wire harnesses, cable runs, and conduit assemblies in electrical and low-voltage installations. At 3.9 inches in overall length with an 18 lb tensile strength, this tie handles light to medium wire management tasks with a consistent, repeatable lock. Made from natural-colored nylon, it suits general indoor wiring applications where UV exposure and high heat are not primary concerns. Electricians and low-voltage installers use these ties during panel wiring, conduit work, and equipment rack buildouts. The tie conforms to UL 62275 Type 1 and Type 11 standards and carries UL Listed and UL Recognized status under File E56854.
The PLT1M-C is suited for residential and light commercial electrical installations, telecommunications wiring, and control panel assembly. It accommodates a maximum bundle diameter of 0.87 inches, making it appropriate for small to mid-size wire bundles typically found in junction boxes, panels, and structured cabling trays. Electricians, data and low-voltage technicians, and panel builders commonly deploy this tie in volume during new construction and retrofit work. It is sold with a minimum order quantity of 100 units, consistent with professional trade use where ties are consumed in bulk.
Designed as a standard OEM-style nylon cable tie for general electrical, low-voltage, and control panel wiring applications where UL 62275 compliance is required.
Cable ties of this type are installed by electricians and low-voltage technicians in accordance with NEC wiring support and bundling requirements. De-energize circuits before dressing wire bundles in live panels or enclosures. Use a cable tie tensioning and cutting tool to achieve consistent pull force and a flush cut tail without a sharp edge. Do not over-tension ties on jacketed cables, as excessive force can deform insulation.
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