Partners Brand
Partners Brand CTR10B Cable Tie 10 in 50 lb 1000 pk
Black 10-inch cable ties rated at 50 lb tensile strength, supplied in a pack of 1000
- TypeCable Management & Conduit
- 10-inch length reaches wide bundles
- 50-lb tensile strength holds heavy cables
- 1000-piece pack supplies large jobs
- Black colour resists UV degradation
- Cable-management type organises wiring neatly
Cable ties for bundling and routing
Partners Brand CTR10B cable ties are 10 inches long and rated at 50 pounds tensile strength. The black nylon construction suits indoor and outdoor wire management tasks. Each pack contains 1000 pieces for high-volume installations.
Check bundle diameter and environment
Verify that the 10 inch length can wrap around the largest cable bundle you plan to secure. Confirm the 50 pound rating meets the mechanical load expected in the application. Ensure the operating temperature range of standard nylon matches the installation environment.
Fits standard cable routing workflows
The ties work with common mounting bases, adhesive clips and conduit systems. They free up time by eliminating the need for reusable fasteners in permanent runs. The 1000 pack quantity supports multiple workstations or large projects without reordering.
Highlights
- 10-inch length reaches wide bundles
- 50-lb tensile strength holds heavy cables
- 1000-piece pack supplies large jobs
- Black colour resists UV degradation
- Cable-management type organises wiring neatly
Specifications
| Brand | PARTNERS BRAND |
|---|---|
| Type | Cable Management & Conduit |
Questions about this item
What comes in the 1000-pack of 10-inch black cable ties and do I need anything else to use them?
The package contains 1000 black cable ties, each 10 inches long with a 50 lb tensile strength. No additional tools or accessories are required for basic bundling tasks.
How do I decide between the 10-inch 50 lb ties and other lengths or strengths for my wiring job?
Choose the 10-inch 50 lb version when bundles fit within a 10-inch circumference and the load does not exceed 50 lb. Shorter or longer ties suit smaller or larger bundles; higher tensile ratings handle heavier loads.
What does the 50 lb tensile rating mean when I actually cinch these ties around a cable bundle?
The 50 lb rating is the minimum force the tie can withstand before breaking. In practice it securely holds typical wire harnesses, conduit runs and automotive looms without snapping under normal vibration or tension.
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