A Cable Tie Is A Band Or Length Of Strap, Manufactured From A Class Of Polymeric Materials Known As Polyamides (Nylon 6/6). The Width, Length, And Head Area Employ Ratcheting Mechanisms, Which Allow For Locking As Necessary For “Bundling” Items / Cables Together. Nylon Possesses An Outstanding Balance Of Properties, Combined Strength, Moderate Stiffness, High Service Temperature, And A High Level Of Toughness. Nylon Cable Ties Are Particularly Resistant To Repeated Impact; They Have A Low Coefficient Of Friction, And Excellent Abrasion Resistance. Nylon Is Resistance To Fuels, Lubricants, And Most Chemicals, But Is Attacked By Phenols, Strong Acids, And Oxidizing Agents. General-Purpose Nylon Is Suitable For Use In Most Practical Applications At Continuous Temperatures Up To 85°C. Nylon 6/6, The Grade Most Often Used For Cable Tie Production, Meets UL 94V-2 Flammability Ratings. Its Working Temperature Range Is From -40°C To 85°C.

• · Manufactured from polyamide (Nylon 6/6)
• · Employ ratcheting mechanism whichs allow for locking as necessary