Panduit
Panduit Cable Tie 8.7 in Natural PK250
Standard cable ties secure bundles up to 2 in diameter with 120 lb tensile strength in a 250-piece pack
- TypeCable Ties
- Color/FinishNatural
- Length10.000
- Operating range from -76 °F to 185 °F
- 120 lb tensile strength for heavy-duty bundling
- Halogen-free and low-smoke material for safer installations
- Plenum rated with UL Type 2 listing for code compliance
- Pack of 250 natural Nylon 6/6 ties at 8.7 in length
Product Identity
The Panduit Cable Tie is a heavy-duty fastening strap made from Nylon 6/6 in a natural finish. It is designed for installers and maintenance teams who need reliable bundling for cables and wires in indoor environments.
Upgrade Context
This tie replaces lower-strength plastic straps that cannot handle a 120 lb tensile load or meet UL Type 2 and plenum ratings. The jump is worth it when the installation demands halogen-free, low-smoke materials and a temperature range from -76 to 185 degrees Fahrenheit.
Build Integration
Each strap measures 8.7 inches long by 0.27 inches wide with a 0.07 inch thickness and secures bundles up to 2 inches in diameter using a stainless steel barb lock. The pack of 250 pieces supplies high-volume projects while the nylon construction resists flame without metal-detectable additives.
Highlights
- Operating range from -76 °F to 185 °F
- 120 lb tensile strength for heavy-duty bundling
- Halogen-free and low-smoke material for safer installations
- Plenum rated with UL Type 2 listing for code compliance
- Pack of 250 natural Nylon 6/6 ties at 8.7 in length
Specifications
| Type | Cable Ties |
|---|---|
| Brand | PANDUIT |
| Color/Finish | Natural |
| Length | 10.000 |
Questions about this item
What maximum bundle diameter can the 8.7 in cable ties secure?
Each tie accommodates bundles up to 2 in diameter with its stainless-steel barb locking mechanism.
When should these Nylon 6/6 ties be replaced in an installation rated for plenum use?
Replace ties that show discoloration, brittleness, or cracking after prolonged exposure to temperatures near the 185 °F upper limit or after the 76 °F low-temperature flex point is exceeded repeatedly.
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