Panduit
Panduit SG150I-C Cable Tie 6.2 in 1.5 in Bundle 40 lb
A natural nylon cable tie 6.2 in long with 1.5 in max bundle diameter and 40 lb tensile strength, halogen-free and plenum-rated for indoor use
- TypeCable Management & Conduit
- 40 lb tensile strength secures heavy cable bundles
- 2 in length fits intermediate routing needs
- 5 in max bundle diameter handles thick cable groups
- Halogen-free low-smoke material meets plenum safety ratings
- Nylon 6/6 construction withstands -76 to 185 °F extremes
Cable tie for 1.5 in bundles
The Panduit SG150I-C is a nylon 6/6 cable tie designed to secure wire bundles up to 1.5 inches in diameter. Its 6.2 inch actual length and 40 lb tensile strength suit electrical installers and maintenance crews who need a reliable, single-use fastener for intermediate-duty bundling tasks.
Thermal rating and plenum safety
The tie operates continuously from -76 to 185 degrees Fahrenheit and carries a UL Type 2 listing with a plenum rating. Halogen-free, low-smoke material meets building-code requirements for air-handling spaces without adding flame-retardant chemistry or metal-detectable fillers.
40 lb tensile strength decides fit
A 40 lb loop tensile strength is the single figure that determines whether this tie holds your specific bundle under load. If the application demands higher loop strength or a wider strap than the 0.17 inch width provides, a different tie series is required.
Highlights
- 40 lb tensile strength secures heavy cable bundles
- 2 in length fits intermediate routing needs
- 5 in max bundle diameter handles thick cable groups
- Halogen-free low-smoke material meets plenum safety ratings
- Nylon 6/6 construction withstands -76 to 185 °F extremes
Specifications
| Type | Cable Management & Conduit |
|---|---|
| Brand | PANDUIT |
Questions about this item
How is the 6.2 in cable tie installed and what step is often missed?
Wrap the tie around the bundle, insert the tapered tip into the plastic pawl head, and pull tight; the step often missed is verifying the bundle does not exceed the 1.5 in maximum diameter before tensioning.
What maintenance or replacement will the nylon 6/6 tie need over time?
Inspect periodically for UV-induced brittleness, chemical attack, or mechanical damage; replace any tie that shows cracking, discoloration, or reduced locking grip, as the material is not rated for outdoor use.
What limit appears first when the tie is under sustained load near its 40 lb tensile rating?
The plastic pawl will begin to creep and lose clamping force before the nylon strap itself yields, especially at temperatures approaching the 185 °F upper limit.
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