Thomas Betts TYS24-470 Standard Cable Tie 250 Lb 24 in

Product Description

The THOMAS BETTS TYS24-470 is a heavy-duty stainless steel cable tie designed for demanding industrial and outdoor applications. Measuring 24 inches in overall length and 0.47 inches wide, it delivers a rated tensile strength of 250 pounds to keep large wire bundles and conduit runs firmly secured. The black coated stainless steel construction resists corrosion, chemical exposure, and harsh weather conditions, making it a reliable fastening solution where standard nylon ties would degrade. Licensed electricians, instrumentation technicians, and field maintenance crews will find this tie well suited to high-load or environmentally exposed installations.

This cable tie is used in residential and commercial electrical work, industrial control panel wiring, outdoor cable management, and process piping support applications. It handles bundle diameters up to 7.6 inches, accommodating large conduit groups, cable trays, or bundled hose assemblies. Its chemical and corrosion resistance makes it appropriate for marine environments, chemical plants, wastewater facilities, and other sites where moisture, salt air, or process chemicals are present.

Key Features

• 250 lb tensile strength for high-load bundle retention
• Stainless steel construction with chemical, corrosion, and weather resistance
• 24-inch length handles bundle diameters up to 7.6 inches
• 0.47-inch width and 0.01-inch thickness for secure locking engagement
• Black finish for low-visibility installations or UV-exposed outdoor runs
• UL Listed construction

Compatibility

Designed as a standard-style stainless steel cable tie suitable for industrial wire management, outdoor cable bundling, and heavy-duty fastening applications requiring chemical and corrosion resistance.

Installation Notes

Cable ties of this type are installed by electricians, instrumentation techs, or maintenance personnel using a cable tie tensioning and cut-off tool rated for metal ties. De-energize circuits and relieve any pressure in adjacent systems before routing or securing cables and hoses. Stainless steel edges can be sharp after cinching — wear appropriate cut-resistant gloves and ensure cut tail ends are dressed away from personnel contact areas. Follow applicable NEC or facility wiring standards for minimum bend radius and bundle spacing.