Cable Zip Ties 15" Inch Long Extra Heavy Duty - UV Resistant Nylon - 250 Lbs Tensile Strength - 100 pc Pack

“UL Listed, File No. E530766 Positioning Device 33AS
UL Standard UL 62275 TYPE 21S
AH-2 Plenum Rating
Made With High-Quality UV Stabilized Nylon 6-6 Material
4” Inch to 60” Lengths Available
Available in Standard, Heavy Duty, And Extra Heavy Duty Strengths
Operating Temperature Range -40o - 185o F
Humidity absorption: 2,7%-2,8% (23°C -50% R.H.)
Max sustainable temperature for a short time: +110°C
High Resistance To Sun & Outdoor Exposure
Good resistance to bases, oils, greases, oil derivates, chloride solvents
Carbon black additive gives a better UV resistance
Smooth Finish, Saves Hands From Abrasion
Material brand: Dupont, Ascend
Conforms to ASTM-D4066 PA181
Meet or exceed MIL-S-23190E standard
RoHS Compliant: RoHS Compliant 2011/65/EU
Self Locking Design
These Items Are Custom Marking Compatible These are the ideal option for outdoor applications where zip ties will be exposed to a higher than normal amount of ultraviolet rays from the sun. These black nylon cable ties are specifically manufactured to be used for continuous or extended exposure to the outdoors, weather, and UV light. Black Tie wraps can also be used in indoor applications. UV-resistant black zip ties are made by incorporating carbon stabilizers in the nylon resin during the molding process. these black tie wraps provide greater resistance to the elements when compared to both our colored cable ties and our natural nylon cable ties, thus making them a cost-effective and durable method for securing any bundle or item outdoors. Our black cable ties are available from four - sixty inches in length along with varying tensile breaking strengths for each accompanying length. However, if you think our black UV zip ties still will not be durable or strong enough for your application please check out our stainless steel cable ties that provide greater durability than any nylon zip tie. Further, our Stainless steel ties are virtually incorruptible by outdoor exposure.”