Pro-source TSL-600-EHD-AB-PRO Standard Cable Tie 250 Lb

Product Description

The PRO-SOURCE TSL-600-EHD-AB-PRO is a heavy-duty standard nylon cable tie rated at 250 lb tensile strength and measuring 25.2 inches in overall length. Built from black nylon with a 0.51-inch width, this tie handles large bundle management across a wide temperature range of -40 degrees F to 185 degrees F. It is suited for electrical, mechanical, and industrial applications where a secure, long-lasting bundle restraint is required. Electricians, HVAC techs, and mechanical contractors rely on this size for routing large wire harnesses, conduit bundles, and equipment harnessing in both interior and exterior environments.

This cable tie is used in residential and commercial applications wherever oversized bundles require a reliable single-pass fastening solution. With a maximum bundle diameter of 181.00 mm, it accommodates large conduit runs, multi-conductor wire assemblies, and mechanical hose groupings. Its operating temperature range makes it viable for outdoor installations, equipment rooms, and HVAC mechanical spaces. The black color provides UV resistance typical of black nylon formulations, making it a practical choice for exposed or semi-exposed routing in equipment yards and rooftop installations.

Key Features

• 250 lb tensile strength for high-load bundle retention
• 25.2-inch length accommodates maximum bundle diameters up to 181.00 mm
• 0.51-inch strap width distributes clamping force across the bundle surface
• Operating range of -40 degrees F to 185 degrees F suits most indoor and outdoor service environments
• Meets MIL-S 23190E, MIL-SPEC M20693B, UL 94 V-2, and UL Listed standards
• Black nylon construction resists UV degradation in exposed installations

Compatibility

Designed as a standard-style cable tie for general electrical, HVAC, plumbing, and mechanical bundling applications requiring a 25.2-inch heavy-duty nylon strap with 250 lb tensile capacity.

Installation Notes

Cable ties of this type are typically installed by electricians, HVAC technicians, and mechanical contractors during rough-in or finish work. De-energize all circuits before securing wire bundles to avoid contact with live conductors. Use a cable tie tensioning tool for consistent cinch force and flush tail removal. Do not over-cinch ties on insulated conductors in a way that deforms the jacket, and follow NEC bundling guidelines for conductor derating where applicable.