PA66 High-temperature-resistant Zip Ties

Material: Made of nylon 66 material approved by UL. The fire protection rating is 94V-2. It is resistant to acids and corrosion, has good insulation properties, is not easy to age, and has strong bearing capacity.

Tensile Strength: 18Ibs~175Ibs

Width: 2.6mm~8.8mm

Length: 100mm~435mm

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Description

Applicablete mperature: -20°C to 150°C.

Color: The standard color is thenatural color (light green). Special colors are available for customization.

Feature: Suitable for use in high-temperature environments, such as in the environments of electric motors, engines, vehicle headlights, etc.

Product Dimensions

Size	Width		Lenght		Max.Bundle Dia.		Min.Loop Tesile Strength
Size	mm	inch	mm	inch	mm	inch	kgs	lbs
3*100	2.6	0.1	100	3.94	22	0.87	8	18
3*150	2.6	0.1	150	5.91	35	1.38	80	18
4*150	3.5	0.14	150	5.91	35	1.38	18	40
4*200	3.5	0.14	200	7.87	53	2.09	18	40
4*300	3.5	0.14	300	11.81	80	3.15	18	40
5*200	4.6	0.18	200	7.87	53	2.09	22	50
5*250	4.7	0.19	250	9.84	65	2.56	22	50
5*300	4.6	0.18	300	11.81	82	3.23	22	50
5*350	4.7	0.19	350	13.78	90	3.54	22	50
8*200	7.6	0.3	200	7.87	50	1.97	55	120
8*250	7.6	0.3	250	9.84	65	2.56	55	120
8*300	7.6	0.3	300	11.81	80	3.15	55	120
10*435	8.8	0.35	435	17.13	110	4.33	80	175

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