Mayhew Tools heat stabilized cable ties
Mayhew Steel Products announced a new line of made in the U.S.A., heat stabilized cable ties – one of the few options currently available in the market.
These heat-stabilized cable ties can withstand temperatures of up to 250°F, accommodating fastening automotive cables and wires in high heat conditions without the worry of melting or warping. This line of heat stabilized cable ties are UV resistant, safe for indoor and outdoor use, and are a combination of nylon 66 (which provides high mechanical strength and stability under heat and/or chemical resistance) and a heat stabilizing additive.
“We are proud to be one of the few companies to manufacture truly, made in the U.S.A heat stabilized cable ties,” commented Eric Mills, VP Sales and Marketing, Mayhew Tools. “This extension to our cable ties line is just as highly reliable as our original cable ties, while also providing the consistent strength and durability needed in a variety of temperatures.”
The new Mayhew Tools made in the U.S.A, heat stabilized cable ties line will include the following varieties:
18lb Series
MB4-18HS-C 4" 18lb Heat Stabilized Cable Ties 100/Bag
MB4-18HS-M 4" 18lb Heat Stabilized Cable Ties 1000/Bag
40lb Series
MB5-40HS-C 5" 40lb Heat Stabilized Cable Ties 100/Bag
MB5-40HS-M 5" 40lb Heat Stabilized Cable Ties 1000/Bag
MB8-40HS-C 8" 40lb Heat Stabilized Cable Ties 100/Bag
MB8-40HS-M 8" 40lb Heat Stabilized Cable Ties 1000/Bag
50lb Series
MB7-50HS-C 7" 50lb Heat Stabilized Cable Ties 100/Bag
MB7-50HS-M 7" 50lb Heat Stabilized Cable Ties 1000/Bag
MB11-50HS-C 11" 50lb Heat Stabilized Cable Ties 100/Bag
MB11-50HS-D 11" 50lb Heat Stabilized Cable Ties 500/Bag
MB14-50HS-C 14" 50lb Heat Stabilized Cable Ties 100/Bag
MB14-50HS-D 14" 50lb Heat Stabilized Cable Ties 500/Bag
120lb Series
MB14-120HS-C 14" 120lb Heat Stabilized Cable Ties 100/Bag
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