Pro-source TSL-100-M-YO-Pro Standard Cable Tie 4in Orange 100pk

Product Description

The PRO-SOURCE TSL-100-M-YO-Pro is a standard-duty nylon cable tie designed for bundling, routing, and securing wire and cable harnesses in electrical, HVAC, and general mechanical applications. Each tie measures 4 inches in overall length and 0.1 inches in width, with an 18-pound tensile strength rating. The orange color aids in visual identification on the job site or inside panels. Rated for continuous use from -40 degrees F to 185 degrees F, these ties hold up across a wide range of service environments. Sold in a pack of 100, they are a practical stock item for electricians, HVAC technicians, and panel builders.

These cable ties are suited for residential and light commercial electrical work, HVAC equipment wiring, control panel assembly, and general wire management tasks. The maximum bundle diameter of 0.82 inches makes them appropriate for small to medium wire bundles. The orange color is commonly used for circuit or zone identification in multi-system installations. Each tie accepts a standard cable tie gun or can be installed and trimmed by hand with side-cutting pliers.

Key Features

• 18-pound tensile strength for reliable bundle retention
• 4-inch length with 0.82-inch maximum bundle diameter capacity
• Orange color supports visual circuit and zone identification
• Nylon construction rated from -40 degrees F to 185 degrees F
• Meets MIL-S 23190E, MIL-SPEC M20693B, and UL Listed standards
• Pack of 100 for jobsite or shop stocking

Compatibility

Designed as a standard-style replacement or stock cable tie compatible with any application requiring a 4-inch nylon self-locking tie with a one-piece pawl design.

Installation Notes

Cable ties are installed by electricians, HVAC technicians, and mechanical contractors during wiring and bundle-routing tasks. Always de-energize circuits before working inside electrical enclosures or control panels per NEC requirements. Ties can be seated and trimmed by hand using side-cutting pliers or with a dedicated cable tie installation tool for consistent tension. Do not over-tighten ties on insulated conductors, as excessive cinching can damage jacket insulation.