Dura-Ty Cable Tie Extra-Heavy Acetal UV

Product Information

Specification

About:

Dura-Ty cable ties are likely a particular series or brand known for high-quality cable management solutions. "Extra-Heavy" suggests that these cable ties are designed to handle larger loads or to withstand significant mechanical stress. The material, acetal, is known for its strength and rigidity, and the addition of "UV" in the name implies that these cable ties have UV-resistant properties, making them suitable for outdoor use where they would be exposed to sunlight.

Also Known As:

• Heavy-duty zip ties
• Industrial cable ties
• UV-resistant tie wraps
• Acetal bundling straps
• Heavy-load wire ties

Common Applications:

• Securing cables and wiring in outdoor environments, such as solar farms or telecommunications towers, where UV resistance is essential.
• Bundling components in the automotive or marine industries where exposure to sunlight and weathering is common.
• Managing cables and hoses in industrial settings where additional tie strength is necessary.
• Fastening signs, fences, or other items in agricultural and horticultural operations.

Standards Met:

• UL certification for safety and quality.
• Military specifications (Mil-Spec) for use in defense-related applications.
• RoHS compliance to ensure they don't contain restricted hazardous substances.
• ASTM standards for material quality, particularly those related to UV resistance and the mechanical properties of acetal.

Construction:

• Made from high-grade acetal plastic for excellent mechanical properties.
• Enhanced with UV stabilizers to resist photodegradation.
• A design that includes a robust locking mechanism, capable of withstanding extra-heavy loads without slipping or breaking.
• Possibly available in various colors, although black is common for UV-resistant ties as it contains carbon black, which is a natural UV inhibitor.

Features:

• Length and width dimensions that accommodate extra-heavy bundling requirements.
• A tensile strength that is higher than standard ties, capable of securing heavy cables or items.
• Resistance to environmental stressors such as UV radiation, chemicals, and temperature extremes.
• Possibly a low-profile head for a more discrete appearance and to prevent snagging.