HELLERMANN TYTON
HELLERMANN TYTON Cable Tie 7.8" 30lb Black 100pk
Standard cable ties secure wire bundles with inside serrations and a bent tail for quick installation, supplied in a 100-pack of black PA66 ties measuring 7.8" long with 30lb tensile strength
- UL recognised for US and Canada compliance
- 8 inch length suits larger wire bundles
- Inside serrations grip cables firmly and securely
- Halogen free PA66 meets RoHS requirements
- Bent tail design allows quick simple installation
Cable ties for 30 lb bundles
These HellermannTyton T30L0C2 cable ties measure 7.8 inches long and 0.14 inches wide. They are made from Polyamide 6.6 and carry a 30 lb tensile strength rating. The pack contains 100 black ties suitable for securing wire bundles in electrical or automotive work.
Operating range and flammability rating
The ties function from -40°F to +185°F (-40°C to +85°C) and meet UL 94 V2 flammability standards. They are halogen free and RoHS compliant. UL recognition covers both US and Canadian requirements for safe use in conduit systems.
Installation features for faster work
Inside serrations give a strong hold on cables while the head design keeps insertion force low. A bent tail allows quick threading and tightening by hand. These features reduce installation time when managing large numbers of wires.
Highlights
- UL recognised for US and Canada compliance
- 8 inch length suits larger wire bundles
- Inside serrations grip cables firmly and securely
- Halogen free PA66 meets RoHS requirements
- Bent tail design allows quick simple installation
Specifications
No published specifications for this item yet.
Questions about this item
How do I install the 7.8 inch cable tie and what step do people often miss?
Wrap the tie around the bundle, insert the bent tail into the head, and pull tight; the inside serrations lock automatically, but users sometimes forget to orient the tail so the bent tip enters the head first.
Will the PA66 material degrade and need replacement over time?
The polyamide 6.6 is halogen-free and rated for -40°C to +85°C; it resists embrittlement under normal indoor use, so replacement is only needed if the tie is cut or physically damaged.
What is the first limit reached when the bundle is under constant tension?
The 30 lb tensile strength is the limiting factor; sustained loads approaching that value can cause the tie to stretch or snap before temperature or flammability limits are reached.
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