Kabelrap Tie 16.8" Long 176lb Tensile Strength PA66HS Natural 50 per Package
Features
Kabelrap tie offers a smooth strap providing secure assembly without damaging cables or hoses.
Curved head design provides full circumferential compression which offers vibration resistance.
Product Type: Cable Ties - Special Function
Technical Specifications
Material: Polyamide 6.6 heat stabilized (PA66HS)
Operating Temperature: -40°F to +221°F (-40°C to +105°C)
Color: Natural (NA)
Storage Conditions: Store in a sealed package. Avoid direct heat sources and sunlight. Ideal storage conditions: 73°F (22.8°C), 50% RH
Use Conditions: For Indoor Use Only
Bundle Diameter Max. (Imperial): 4.13"
Bundle Diameter Max. (Metric): 105.0 mm
Bundle Diameter Min. (Imperial): 0.31"
Bundle Diameter Min. (Metric): 8.0 mm
Cable Tie Closure: fibreglass pin
Fixation Method: Cable Tie
Focused Markets and Industries: Wind Energy Sector; Rail Transportation Sector; Automotive Industry; Electronics Industry; Aerospace Industry; Defense Industry
Length L (Imperial): 16.8"
Length L (Metric): 426.0 mm
Recommended Application Tool: 121-00680
Releasable Closure: No
Tensile Strength Min. (Imperial): 176 lbs
Tensile Strength Min. (kgf): 80.05 kgf
Tensile Strength Min. (Metric): 785 N
Thickness T (Imperial): 0.094"
Thickness T (Metric): 2.4 mm
Toothing (Serration): Not Serrated
Variant: Not Serrated
Width W (Imperial): 0.32"
Width W (Metric): 8.0 mm
CE Certified: No
CSA Certified: No
Flammability: UL 94 V-2
Hazardous Goods: No
Prop65 Warning: No
REACH Conformity: Yes
ROHS Compliant: Yes
UL Listed (US): No
UL Listed (US and Canada): No
UL Recognized (US): No
UL Recognized (US and Canada): No
UV Resistant (Yes/No): No
UPC: 089306300489
Overview
The patented Kabelrap cable tie design offers a smooth strap which is locked into place with a glass fiber reinforced pin. The curved head design provides full circumferential compression around the bundle or harness. Once applied with the required KR6/8 manual tool, the tie offers a secure and vibration resistant assembly.
