Thomas Betts TY26MX Standard Cable Tie 11.1in 30lb Black

Product Description

The THOMAS BETTS TY26MX is a standard nylon cable tie designed for bundling, securing, and organizing wire harnesses, conduit runs, and cable assemblies in electrical, HVAC, and general trade installations. Measuring 11.1 inches in overall length and rated at 30 pounds tensile strength, this tie handles mid-range bundling loads with a maximum bundle diameter of 3 inches. The black nylon construction includes UV resistance and weather resistance, making it suitable for both indoor applications and exposed outdoor environments. Licensed electricians, HVAC technicians, and low-voltage installers commonly use these ties during rough-in and final trim on commercial and residential jobs.

The TY26MX suits residential and light commercial wiring, mechanical room cable management, HVAC control wiring, and outdoor equipment installations where UV degradation is a concern. The weather-resistant rating extends service life in installations exposed to sunlight, moisture, or temperature swings. This tie is rated for operation from -40 degrees F to 185 degrees F, covering the full range of temperatures encountered in most North American field installations. It is sold in a package quantity of 1000 per order.

Key Features

• 30 lb tensile strength for reliable mid-duty bundling applications
• 11.1-inch length with a maximum bundle diameter of 3 inches
• UV-resistant and weather-resistant black nylon construction
• Wide operating temperature range: -40 degrees F to 185 degrees F
• CSA Certified, RoHS Compliant, and UL Recognized (UL File E49405)
• Package quantity of 1000 ties per order

Compatibility

Designed as a standard-duty replacement or stock cable tie compatible with general electrical, HVAC, and mechanical trade applications requiring an 11.1-inch self-locking nylon tie with up to 3 inches bundle capacity.

Installation Notes

Cable ties are installed by electricians, HVAC technicians, and low-voltage contractors in accordance with NEC bundling and support requirements. Before cinching ties in live panels or enclosures, de-energize the circuit per lockout/tagout procedures. Use a cable tie installation tool to achieve consistent tension and a flush cut on the tail. Avoid over-cinching on insulated conductors, as excessive tension can damage wire jackets.