Thomas Betts TYS6-470 Stainless Steel Cable Tie 6 in 250 Lb

Product Description

The THOMAS BETTS TYS6-470 is a standard-duty stainless steel cable tie designed for industrial, electrical, and mechanical bundling applications where corrosion resistance and long-term holding strength are required. At 6 inches in overall length and rated to 250 lb tensile strength, this tie handles demanding environments that would degrade standard nylon fasteners. The black coated stainless steel construction resists chemicals, moisture, and UV exposure, making it a go-to choice for outdoor, marine, and industrial enclosure work. Electricians, mechanical contractors, and maintenance techs install these where permanent, code-compliant bundling is required.

This cable tie is suited for both residential and commercial applications involving conduit runs, panel wiring, mechanical equipment bundles, and exterior installations. The 0.47 inch width and 0.01 inch thickness allow it to seat cleanly through standard tie mounts and anchor clips. Maximum bundle diameter is 1.9 inches, covering most standard conduit and hose bundle diameters encountered in field work. It carries a UL Listed rating, meeting the documentation requirements common on commercial job sites and inspected installations.

Key Features

• 250 lb tensile strength for high-load bundling applications
• Stainless steel construction with black coating for corrosion and chemical resistance
• Weather-resistant and UV-stable for outdoor and exposed installations
• 6 inches overall length with 1.9 inch maximum bundle diameter
• UL Listed for use on inspected commercial and industrial installations
• 0.47 inch width seats in standard tie mounts and panel anchor clips

Compatibility

Designed as a standard OEM-style stainless steel cable tie for use with compatible tie mounts, anchor clips, and bundling hardware in electrical, mechanical, and industrial installations.

Installation Notes

Installation is performed by electricians, mechanical contractors, and maintenance technicians. De-energize circuits and relieve any system pressure before bundling wiring or hose assemblies. Stainless steel edges are sharp after cinching — use appropriate hand protection during installation. Follow applicable NEC or local mechanical code requirements for cable and conduit support spacing.