Insuloid Cable Ties
T
Standard Ties
The Insulok range of cable ties is moulded in Nylon 66.
T18R
Standard colours black and neutral.
• One piece, all plastic (no metal pins or fasteners).
• Quick, simple fixing by hand or with tensioning tools.
LK2
• Low cost components.
• Manufactured to the quality control requirements
of BS 5750 Part 2 and the U.S. Mil. Spec. 23190.
T30R
The ‘T” range of ties is listed by the U.S. Defence
Department and meets the dimensional requirements
of Drawing MS 3367.
Approvals
T50R
American Mil. Spec. 23190 U.L. (Underwriters
Laboratory) Defence Standard AQAP-9 Lloyds Register
of Shipping Bureau Veritas Ford Q101.
LK2A CABLE FIXINGS & SUPPOR
Nom. Overall Strap Min Tensile Max Cable
Ref Length Width Strength Bundle Dia
No. (mm) (mm) (kg) (mm)
T18R 100 2.5 8.1 16
T120I
LK2 120 2.5 8.1 16
T30R 150 3.5 13.6 35
T50R 200 4.6 22.7 50
LK2A 270 4.8 22.7 73
T50L
T120I 300 8.6 45.5 70
T50L 385 4.6 22.7 109
T120R 390 7.6 54.4 108
LK5 540 13.0 113.4 152
T120R
Cable Tray Fixing Ties
These simple, neat ties provide a permanent answer to
LK5
the problem of fixing cable to cable trays. The one
piece moulding in tough, flexible Nylon 66, snaps apart
to slot into cable trays.
Nom. Overall Strap Min Tensile Max Cable
CTF 120
Ref Length Width Strength Bundle Dia
No. (mm) (mm) (kg) (mm)
CTF 120 315 7.6 54.5 -
CTF 250
CTF 250 360 13.0 113.4 -
Other ties available include releasable and stainless steel
types. Self adhesive bases and banding strap also stocked.
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