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Ty-Rap TY5253M-2
Cable Tie Red Polyamide Nylon 6.6
Product Description
This cable tie is crafted from red polyamide (Nylon 6.6) and is suitable for a temperature range of -40°F to 185°F (-40°C to 85°C). It is rated for UL/EN/CSA62275 Type 2/21S, compliant for use in AH-2 Plenum applications and as a flexible support for cables and conduits. The tie measures 289.7mm (11.40 inches) in length, 4.82mm (0.19 inches) in width, and has a thickness of 1.41mm (0.055 inches). With a tensile strength of 222 Newtons (50 pounds), it meets military specification MIL-SPEC MS3367-7-2 for durability.
Each tie accommodates wire bundles up to 3 inches in diameter and is available for individual sale. The packaging includes 100 ties per inner package and 500 per outer package, with a total weight of 2.5 lbs per 1000 ties. RoHS compliant, this product is ideal for various industrial and commercial applications requiring reliable cable management.
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Specifications
- Brand
- Ty-Rap
- Color
- Red
- Material
- Nylon 6.6
- Temperature Rating
- -40°F to 185°F
- Flammability Rating
- UL 94 V-2
- Application Tools
- ERG50, WT1-TB
- T&B Sold in UOM
- Each
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