Panduit
Panduit BT2LH-TL0 cable tie 8.7 in 120 lb black nylon
Heavy-duty nylon cable tie secures bundles up to 2 in. diameter with 120 lb tensile strength, plenum-rated for indoor and outdoor use
- TypeCable Management & Conduit
- 7 in length handles bundles up to 2 in diameter
- 120 lb tensile strength secures heavy cable runs
- stainless-steel barb lock resists vibration loosening
- halogen-free nylon meets plenum and UL Type 2, 21 ratings
- UV-resistant black nylon rated for -76 °F to 185 °F outdoor use
Cable tie for heavy bundles
The Panduit BT2LH-TL0 is a heavy-duty nylon cable tie rated at 120 lb tensile strength. It secures bundles up to 2 in diameter with a stainless steel barb lock. The 8.7 in length suits industrial wiring and outdoor installations.
UV-resistant nylon with plenum rating
Black nylon resists UV light and weather while meeting UL Type 2 and 21 standards. The material is halogen-free, low-smoke and plenum rated for use in air-handling spaces. It operates from -76 Degrees to 185 Degrees F without flame-retardant additives.
Replaces standard ties in harsh environments
This tie upgrades from basic nylon straps when tensile loads exceed typical ratings or plenum compliance is required. The jump is worth it for outdoor runs, high-vibration equipment or any location demanding halogen-free, low-smoke performance.
Highlights
- 7 in length handles bundles up to 2 in diameter
- 120 lb tensile strength secures heavy cable runs
- stainless-steel barb lock resists vibration loosening
- halogen-free nylon meets plenum and UL Type 2, 21 ratings
- UV-resistant black nylon rated for -76 °F to 185 °F outdoor use
Specifications
| Type | Cable Management & Conduit |
|---|---|
| Brand | PANDUIT |
Questions about this item
What bundle diameter does the 0.27 in wide tie cap at?
The nominal maximum bundle diameter is 2 in, so the 0.27 in wide strap secures bundles up to that size.
What clearance does the 8.7 in length need to wrap and lock?
At 8.7 in actual length the tie wraps a 2 in bundle and leaves enough tail for the stainless steel barb to engage.
How is the stainless steel barb lock engaged, and what step is often missed?
Pull the tail through the head until the barb clicks into the serrations; the step often missed is pulling past the first click for full 120 lb tensile strength.
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