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Cabac Nylon 66 Black Self Cutting Cable Tie UV 356 x 4.3mm 50 (Pack)
$40.60 AUD
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Cabac Nylon 66 Black Self Cutting Cable Tie UV 356 x 4.3mm 50 (Pack) is backordered and will ship as soon as it is back in stock.
Save time during installation with a single twist and no additional cutting tool required.
Self Cutting cable ties have a loop tensile strength of 22.6KG and is made from durable 100% nylon 6/6 material with a S/S301 cutting blade.
These cable ties meet UL 94 V-2 flammability classification with an operating temperature of -40 to 85 degrees celsius.
Black ties are UV resistant which makes them suitable for outdoor and indoor applications.
Cable ties are packed in a handy resealable bag for your convenience.
TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS
TERM
DESCRIPTION
Mfr. No.
CT360BK/50SC
Type
Self-Cutting
Quantity
50
Colour
Black
Length & Width
356 x 4.3mm
Self Cutting cable ties have a loop tensile strength of 22.6KG and is made from durable 100% nylon 6/6 material with a S/S301 cutting blade.
These cable ties meet UL 94 V-2 flammability classification with an operating temperature of -40 to 85 degrees celsius.
Black ties are UV resistant which makes them suitable for outdoor and indoor applications.
Cable ties are packed in a handy resealable bag for your convenience.
TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS
TERM
DESCRIPTION
Mfr. No.
CT360BK/50SC
Type
Self-Cutting
Quantity
50
Colour
Black
Length & Width
356 x 4.3mm
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