Thomas Betts TYS24-280 Stainless Steel Cable Tie 24 in

Product Description

The THOMAS BETTS TYS24-280 is a heavy-duty stainless steel cable tie engineered for demanding industrial and outdoor applications. At 24 inches in length with a 0.28-inch width, this tie delivers a rated tensile strength of 250 lb, making it suitable for securing large wire bundles, conduit, hoses, and structural components. The stainless steel construction carries a black coating that provides resistance to chemicals, corrosion, and weathering. Electricians, HVAC technicians, and industrial maintenance professionals rely on this style of tie where standard nylon ties fail under UV exposure, high temperatures, or chemical contact.

This cable tie is used in commercial and industrial environments where long-term durability is required. Typical applications include outdoor conduit bundling, mechanical room wire management, rooftop HVAC equipment, marine or coastal installations, and chemical processing facilities. The 7.6-inch maximum bundle diameter accommodates large cable runs and multi-pipe groupings. The tie is packaged individually and is UL Listed, meeting standard safety requirements for electrical and mechanical installations.

Key Features

• 250 lb tensile strength for high-load bundling applications
• 24-inch length with 0.28-inch width accommodates bundles up to 7.6 inches in diameter
• Stainless steel construction with black coating for corrosion and chemical resistance
• Weather-resistant finish suitable for outdoor and rooftop installations
• UL Listed for use in electrical and mechanical applications
• 0.01-inch thickness provides a low-profile, secure cinch without bulk

Compatibility

Designed as a standard-style stainless steel cable tie for general-purpose bundling in electrical, HVAC, plumbing, and industrial mechanical installations where corrosion resistance and high tensile strength are required.

Installation Notes

Stainless steel cable ties are typically installed by electricians, HVAC technicians, or industrial maintenance personnel using a standard cable tie tensioning and cut-off tool rated for metal ties. Edges on cut stainless steel ties are sharp — use cut-off tools that produce a flush, blunt tail to reduce injury risk. De-energize any electrical systems before securing wire bundles in live panels or junction boxes. Follow NEC guidelines for bundling current-carrying conductors to avoid derating violations.