Value Collection CTUV1050 Cable Ties 10 in Black 1000 Pack

Product Description

The VALUE COLLECTION CTUV1050 is a bulk pack of black cable ties designed for bundling, organizing, and securing wiring and cable runs in electrical, HVAC, and general trade applications. Each tie measures 10 inches in overall length and 0.19 inches in width, providing a reliable loop capacity for medium to large wire bundles. The pack contains 1000 individual ties, making it a practical stocking item for service vehicles, panel shops, and job sites where volume fastening is routine. Electricians, HVAC technicians, and low-voltage installers are the primary users.

These cable ties are suited for residential and light commercial installations where consistent, repeatable wire management is needed. Typical uses include bundling thermostat wiring, securing low-voltage control cables inside air handlers, organizing conduit drops in electrical panels, and managing cable runs during rough-in. The black color offers a clean, finished appearance and is common in applications where UV exposure or aesthetics are minor considerations. The 1000-piece count supports high-volume work without frequent restocking.

Key Features

• 10 inches overall length suits medium to large diameter wire bundles
• 0.19 inch width provides a secure, consistent locking grip
• Black color finish for a clean appearance in visible installations
• 1000 ties per pack reduces restocking frequency on active job sites
• Standard cable tie form factor compatible with common insertion tools

Compatibility

Designed as a general-purpose cable tie for use in electrical, HVAC, low-voltage, and plumbing-support applications where a 10-inch self-locking tie is appropriate.

Installation Notes

Cable ties are installed by electricians, HVAC technicians, and low-voltage technicians as part of standard wiring organization and code compliance work. NEC guidelines require that wire bundles be supported and secured at appropriate intervals, and cable ties are a common method to meet that requirement. Always de-energize circuits before working in panels or junction boxes where ties will be applied. Avoid over-tensioning ties on insulated conductors, as excessive cinching can damage wire insulation over time.