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Blue nylon cable ties 14 inch 50 lb strength pack of 1000

Partners Brand

Partners Brand CT145D 14" 50# Blue Cable Ties PK 1000

SKU CH-9QJW-2S4QW

Blue nylon cable ties, 14 inch length and 50 pound tensile strength, supplied in a pack of one thousand for permanent bundling and colour coding

  • TypeBuilding Cable
  • 14-inch length reaches around large bundles
  • 50-pound tensile strength holds heavy cables securely
  • Blue colour enables quick visual identification
  • Pack of 1000 ties covers high-volume jobs

14" 50 lb Blue Cable Ties — Pack of 1000

These nylon cable ties are 14 inches long and rated at 50 lb tensile strength. The blue colour allows quick visual identification or colour-coding of bundles. They are designed to lock tightly and resist stretching or sliding once secured. The pack contains 1000 ties for high-volume use.

Tamper-proof locking for permanent bundling

The self-locking mechanism creates a tamper-proof hold that cannot be released without cutting. This makes the ties suitable for securing cords, cables, bags and other items where a permanent, non-slip fastening is required. The nylon construction maintains its grip over time without loosening. Ideal for installers who need a reliable, single-use fastener.

Highlights

  • 14-inch length reaches around large bundles
  • 50-pound tensile strength holds heavy cables securely
  • Blue colour enables quick visual identification
  • Pack of 1000 ties covers high-volume jobs

Specifications

BrandPARTNERS BRAND
TypeBuilding Cable

Questions about this item

Will the 50# tensile strength hold up if I need to re-secure bundles later?

Each tie locks permanently once tightened, so it cannot be released and reused; you would cut it off and apply a new tie from the 1000-piece pack.

At what point does the 14" length become the limiting factor during continuous bundling?

The 14" strap caps the maximum bundle diameter at roughly 4", so very thick cable clusters will hit that geometric limit before the 50# rating is tested.

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