Value Collection RT250S0X3 Standard Cable Tie 9 in

Product Description

The VALUE COLLECTION RT250S0X3 is a standard-duty cable tie designed for general bundling and securing tasks across electrical, HVAC, plumbing, and mechanical service work. At 9 inches in overall length and 0.5 inches wide, this tie is sized for mid-range wire harnesses, conduit bundles, and hose routing applications. It is a single-use, self-locking nylon-style cable tie suited for both indoor installations and light-duty field service work. Technicians across trades keep standard cable ties on hand for quick, reliable bundling wherever a clean, secure wrap is needed.

This cable tie is appropriate for residential and light commercial applications where a 9-inch tie length suits the bundle diameter at hand. Common uses include securing low-voltage control wiring, bundling thermostat wire runs, organizing panel wiring, and managing hose or tubing clusters during equipment installation or service. The 0.5-inch width provides a stable grip on the bundle without cutting into insulation under normal tension.

Key Features

• 9-inch overall length accommodates a wide range of bundle diameters
• 0.5-inch width distributes load evenly across the bundle surface
• Standard self-locking design requires no tools for installation
• Lightweight at 0.01 pounds per unit, minimizing added load on wire assemblies
• UNSPSC classified under 39121703 for procurement and cataloging purposes

Compatibility

Designed as a general-purpose standard cable tie suitable for typical wire bundling, hose management, and component securing tasks across HVAC, electrical, and plumbing trade applications.

Installation Notes

Standard cable ties are installed by hand with no special tooling required, though a cable tie tensioning and cutting tool is recommended for consistent cinch force and flush trimming. Power down any circuit or equipment before routing or securing wiring in live panels or control boards. Follow NEC guidelines when bundling conductors inside enclosures to ensure proper fill ratios and heat dissipation. Trim the tail flush after cinching to eliminate sharp edges that could damage adjacent wiring or insulation.