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High-Temp Cable Tie, 20.9" Long, 120lb Tensile Strength, PA66HIRHSUV, Black, 50/pkg


111-12760
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    Features & Benefits

    High impact, heat and UV stabilized cable ties contain an impact modifier allowing greater flexibility and greater resistance to vibration.
    Inside serrations allow for strong grip on cables and wire bundles.
    Head design provides high tensile strength with very low insertion force.
    Bent tail ensures a quick and simple installation.

    Certifications & Approvals

    • Rohs Certified
    111-12760
    T120X
    Black (BK)
    bag
    T-Series Cable Ties feature inside serrations to provide a positive hold on wire and cable bundles. The head design guarantees high tensile strength and a low insertion force. The bent tail design allows quick and simple installations by hand. For high-volume applications, tensioning tools are available to ensure consistent and safe installation.
    High-Temp Cable Tie, 20.9" Long, 120lb Tensile Strength, PA66HIRHSUV, Black, 50/pkg
    T120X-PA66HIRHSUV-BK
    120
    535
    20.9
    530
    none
    No
    Inside Serrated
    0.30
    7.6
    0.19
    4.8
    5.94
    151
    0.07
    1.9


    50
    50
    3926909988
    Polyamide 6.6 high impact modified, heat and UV stabilized (PA66HIRHSUV)
    PA66HIRHSUV
    Yes
    -40°F to +221°F (-40°C to +105°C)
    Yes
    Yes

    About HellermannTyton

    HellermannTyton is a global manufacturer of cable management and identification solutions for automotive, solar, electrical, construction, industrial automation, broadband and other OEM markets. The company's integrated approach to product design, sustainability, production, quality assurance and delivery is optimized to benefit local and global customers. HellermannTyton operates in 39 countries, with North American headquarters in Milwaukee, Wisconsin. (www.hellermann.tyton.com).