UL94V-0 Safety Rated
Reliable Fire Protection
Strong Locking Design
Broad Size Range
UHElectric‘s flame-retardant cable ties are specifically designed for applications requiring enhanced performance in high-temperature environments. These ties are made from a halogen-free, flame-retardant composite material of nylon 6/6, achieving a UL 94 V-0 flame retardancy rating. They can be used in both high and normal temperatures and effectively reduce fire spread in the event of a fire, ensuring overall safety in enclosed or high-risk environments.
These ties range in length from 80 mm to 2000 mm and width from 2.5 mm to 12.4 mm, providing various fastening solutions for applications such as distribution cabinets, transportation systems, public utilities, telecommunications, and industrial facilities. Compared to standard cable ties, the flame-retardant material maintains stable tensile strength and fastening performance while improving flame retardancy.
These Cable ties are designed to meet the stringent safety requirements of critical facilities such as data centers, steel structures, commercial buildings, and equipment assemblies.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Find answers to common questions below.
They are made from a specially engineered Nylon 6/6 compound that meets the UL94V-0 flammability standard.
In areas requiring added fire safety, including electrical cabinets, public buildings, transportation systems, and communication equipment.
Yes, they function like standard cable ties but offer enhanced fire-safety performance.
Lengths from 80–2000 mm and widths from 2.5–12.4 mm.
They are primarily designed for indoor safety-critical environments. For outdoor use, UV-resistant ties are recommended.
They maintain reliable tensile strength, though slightly lower than standard Nylon 6/6 due to the flame-retardant additives.
Natural or off-white is standard. Additional colors may be available with larger orders.
They are formulated to meet safety standards, but all nylon materials may release fumes when directly exposed to fire. Use in accordance with installation requirements.
