Value Collection SWKB24LP-5 Rubber Cable Tie 14 in 5-pack

Product Description

The VALUE COLLECTION SWKB24LP-5 is a standard-duty rubber cable tie designed for bundling wire, hose, and conduit runs in trade and industrial applications. At 14 inches in overall length with a maximum bundle diameter of 5 inches, this tie handles medium to large bundle diameters without over-stressing the lashing point. The rubber construction provides flexibility and resistance to vibration-related loosening, making it a practical choice where nylon alternatives may become brittle or crack under thermal cycling. Rated at 50 lb tensile strength, it holds securely in both permanent and semi-permanent installations. Sold in a pack of 5.

This cable tie suits HVAC, electrical, plumbing, and general mechanical applications where bundling of wire harnesses, refrigerant line sets, drain tubing, conduit, or hose assemblies is required. The rubber material performs well in environments with moderate heat, vibration, or UV exposure compared to standard nylon ties. Typical installers include HVAC technicians, electricians, plumbers, and mechanical contractors working in equipment rooms, rooftop units, air handlers, and panel enclosures.

Key Features

• 14-inch overall length accommodates a wide range of bundle sizes
• 5-inch maximum bundle diameter suits medium to large conduit and hose groups
• 50 lb tensile strength provides reliable holding force under load
• Rubber construction resists vibration loosening and remains flexible under thermal cycling
• Black color blends with standard wiring and conduit installations
• Pack of 5 reduces per-tie cost on multi-point bundling jobs

Compatibility

Designed as a standard-duty rubber cable tie suitable for general bundling of wire, hose, tubing, and conduit in HVAC, electrical, plumbing, and mechanical trade applications.

Installation Notes

Cable ties are installed by hand or with a tensioning tool; no special tools or permits are required. Ensure the bundle is routed and secured before cinching the tie to final tension. Do not over-tighten around insulated conductors or soft tubing, as excessive compression can damage jacket material. Follow applicable NEC or local mechanical code guidelines when bundling conductors inside enclosures or panels.