Value Collection SWKB24-5 Standard Cable Tie 75 Lb

Product Description

The VALUE COLLECTION SWKB24-5 is a standard-duty rubber cable tie designed for bundling and organizing wire, hose, and cable assemblies in electrical, mechanical, and industrial applications. Each tie measures 24 inches in overall length and delivers a tensile strength of 75 pounds, making it suitable for medium-load bundling tasks. The rubber construction provides flexibility and resistance to vibration, which is useful in environments where nylon may crack or fatigue over time. Electricians, HVAC technicians, and maintenance professionals use these ties for securing wire harnesses, conduit bundles, and service lines. This listing includes a pack of 5 ties.

These cable ties are well suited for both residential and light commercial service work where a longer, flexible tie is needed to accommodate larger bundle diameters. With a maximum bundle diameter of 8 inches, the SWKB24-5 handles substantial wire groups, conduit clusters, and tubing assemblies. The black color provides UV resistance typical of black-pigmented rubber compounds, making these usable in exposed or outdoor service locations. Technicians working in panel rooms, mechanical spaces, or equipment yards will find the 24-inch length and 8-inch bundle capacity practical for a wide range of bundling scenarios.

Key Features

• 24-inch overall length accommodates large or spread-out bundle runs
• 75 lb tensile strength rated for medium-duty wire and hose management
• Rubber material offers flexibility and vibration resistance compared to standard nylon ties
• Maximum bundle diameter of 8 inches handles substantial wire groups and conduit clusters
• Black finish provides UV resistance for exposed or outdoor installations
• Pack of 5 ties per order

Compatibility

Designed as a general-purpose standard cable tie suitable for wire, hose, and cable bundling tasks in electrical, HVAC, plumbing, and mechanical service applications.

Installation Notes

Cable ties of this type are installed by electricians, HVAC technicians, and maintenance trades using standard cable tie tools or by hand. Ensure the tie is routed fully around the bundle before cinching to avoid uneven load distribution. Do not over-tighten on insulated conductors in a way that deforms the jacket. Follow applicable NEC or equipment manufacturer guidelines when securing wire bundles in electrical enclosures or raceways.