Value Collection CTUV1480 Cable Ties 14in Black 100pk

Product Description

The VALUE COLLECTION CTUV1480 is a black cable tie designed for bundling, organizing, and securing wires, hoses, and other materials in electrical, mechanical, and general trade applications. Each tie measures 14 inches in overall length and 0.25 inches in width, providing a reliable cinch on medium to large bundles. Sold in packs of 100, these ties are a standard go-to for electricians, HVAC technicians, and contractors who need consistent, repeatable fastening on the job. The black color offers basic UV resistance compared to natural nylon ties, making them suitable for both indoor and outdoor installations.

These cable ties are used across residential and commercial jobsites wherever wire management or bundling is required. Common applications include securing low-voltage wiring harnesses, bundling conduit drops, organizing control panel wiring, and fastening tubing or hoses in HVAC and plumbing rough-in work. The 14-inch length accommodates larger bundle diameters, and the 0.25-inch width provides adequate tensile strength for most light-to-medium duty securing tasks. The pack quantity of 100 keeps supply on hand for extended work without frequent restocking.

Key Features

• 14-inch overall length handles medium to large wire and hose bundles
• 0.25-inch width delivers consistent strap tension across the bundle
• Black color provides better UV resistance than natural nylon ties
• Pack of 100 supports extended use on larger projects or service vehicles
• Standard self-locking head for quick, tool-free installation

Compatibility

General-purpose cable ties suitable for use in electrical, HVAC, plumbing, and mechanical applications where a 14-inch self-locking tie is appropriate for the bundle diameter and load requirements.

Installation Notes

Cable ties are installed by hand or with a cable tie tensioning tool for uniform pull force. When trimming excess tail, use flush-cut diagonal cutters to avoid a sharp edge that can cause injury. Follow NEC guidelines when bundling current-carrying conductors, as grouped wiring may require derating. Do not overtighten ties on insulated conductors, as excessive compression can damage jacket integrity.