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The THOMAS BETTS TY27MX is a standard nylon cable tie rated for 120 pounds of tensile strength, designed for bundling and securing wire and cable in electrical, HVAC, and general mechanical installations. At 13.4 inches in length with a maximum bundle diameter of 3.5 inches, it handles a wide range of bundle sizes encountered in residential and commercial work. The black nylon construction provides UV resistance and weather resistance, making it suitable for both indoor and outdoor applications. Electricians, HVAC technicians, and panel builders commonly stock this tie for routing conductors, securing hose bundles, and organizing control wiring. Each package contains 500 ties.
This cable tie is suited for use in electrical panel wiring, conduit runs, control panel fabrication, HVAC equipment wiring harnesses, and general mechanical assembly where a durable, weather-resistant fastener is required. The UV-resistant formulation makes it appropriate for rooftop equipment, exterior conduit installations, and other exposed environments where standard ties would degrade prematurely. The 13.4-inch length accommodates larger bundle diameters up to 3.5 inches, covering most multi-conductor wire bundles found in commercial and light industrial settings.
Designed as a standard one-piece self-locking cable tie for use in general electrical, HVAC, and mechanical bundling applications where a 13.4-inch, 120 lb-rated nylon tie is specified.
Installation requires no tools beyond a standard cable tie tensioning gun for consistent pull force and flush cut. Always inspect the tie after seating to confirm the pawl is fully engaged before trimming the tail. When used in outdoor or rooftop applications, position the locking head away from standing water where possible. Refer to applicable NEC sections for proper cable bundling and support spacing requirements in electrical installations.
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