Thomas Betts L-14-120-9-C Cable Tie 120 Lb 14.2 in 100pk

Product Description

The THOMAS BETTS L-14-120-9-C is a standard-duty nylon cable tie designed for bundling and securing wire harnesses, conduit runs, and general fastening applications. Measuring 14.2 inches in overall length with a tensile strength of 120 pounds, it handles mid-to-heavy bundling loads where a smaller tie would fail. The natural color nylon construction resists common shop chemicals and tolerates operating temperatures up to 185 degrees F. Electricians, panel builders, and industrial maintenance technicians use this tie for raceway dressing, panel wiring, and cable management in both new construction and retrofit work. Each package contains 100 ties.

This cable tie is suited for residential, commercial, and light industrial electrical work. At 0.30 inches wide and 0.075 inches thick, the strap feeds cleanly through standard ratchet-style tie gun tools. The maximum bundle diameter of 4 inches accommodates large wire bundles, conduit groups, and hose assemblies. It is a practical choice for panel shops, service vans, and job-site inventory where a reliable mid-length, high-tensile tie is needed in volume.

Key Features

• 120 lb tensile strength handles demanding bundling and securing loads
• 14.2 inch length accommodates bundles up to 4 inches in diameter
• Natural nylon construction rated to 185 degrees F continuous operating temperature
• UL Recognized per File E4905 for use in listed assemblies
• 0.30 inch strap width compatible with standard automatic tie-gun tooling
• 100-count pack reduces per-unit cost on high-volume installations

Compatibility

Designed as a standard OEM-style nylon cable tie suitable for general electrical, mechanical, and industrial bundling applications where a 14.2 inch, 120 lb rated tie is specified.

Installation Notes

Cable ties of this type are installed by electricians and maintenance technicians under NEC guidelines for wire management and support. De-energize circuits before dressing or re-routing wire bundles in live panels. Avoid over-tensioning, which can damage wire insulation; use a calibrated tie gun with adjustable tension where insulation integrity is critical. Trim the tail flush with the locking head after cinching to eliminate sharp edges in personnel areas.