Wire management and electrical connection · Chicago
Cable ties, mounts, heat shrink, terminals and lugs for the people who build and maintain industrial sites.
150 items across 7 product lines, supplied to data centers, factories, solar sites and harness shops in the United States, Canada and Mexico. Send item numbers and quantities; we reply with price and a ship date within one business day.
Fair prices without compromising quality.
Product lines
Edition 1 · October 2026. Every line opens to its full specification tables.
Zip ties and cable ties
100% nylon PA66 ties, stainless steel ties and hook-and-loop straps, each in its own section: heavy-duty, harness, releasable and screw-mount, loose by the piece or packed, from 18 to 270 lb.
48 items
Mounts, clips and clamps
Ways to fix a tied bundle to a panel, frame or edge, with or without drilling.
21 items
Heat shrink
Tubing on the roll, bench kits, and sealed splices for wet or outdoor wiring.
12 items
Insulated terminals
Vinyl-insulated crimp terminals in the three standard wire ranges: red, blue and yellow.
29 items
Ferrules and lugs
Wire-end ferrules for terminal blocks, and copper tube lugs for power and grounding cable.
17 items
Tie and crimp tools
The hand tools that install the ties, terminals and lugs in this catalog.
10 items
Cable protection and clips
Wrap and conduit to guard cable that moves or rubs, and nail-in clips for low-voltage runs.
13 itemsWhere each line goes
Start with your site. Each line in the catalog is marked with where it is typically used.
Data center
Power and data cable dressing
Power whips and tray drops, rack and patch dressing, hook-and-loop for fiber, PDU terminations and grounding lugs.
Factory and panel
Machine wiring and control panels
Hose and machine bundles, panel wiring looms, stainless ties for heat and washdown, ferrules for control terminals.
Solar and outdoor
Cable runs in sun, heat and weather
UV black ties, stainless ties for module and racking runs, edge clips with no drilling, sealed outdoor splices.
Robotics and harness
Compact harnesses that flex
Harness branches, releasable ties for prototype loops, push-mount and fir-tree fixing, strain relief.
Low-voltage install
Building low-voltage work: coax, data and security cable on wood or masonry
Nail-in clips for coax, data and security cable on wood or masonry, spiral wrap and conduit for protection.
Held in Chicago, ships from the U.S.
The 120 lb heavy-duty nylon tie line is on the shelf today, with packaged zip ties from 4" to 36" for smaller jobs.
The full range, brought in against your order
Stainless ties, mounts, heat shrink, terminals, lugs and tools are sourced to your quantity with a 24 to 48 hours lead time. No minimum order; case quantities preferred.
Price lists, terms and a named contact
Contractors, panel shops, integrators and MRO buyers get a price list by tier, net terms after approval and free samples of core stock.
Stealth · Made in USA
An American-made line, starting with heavy-duty zip ties
For projects with domestic-content requirements and buyers who want it. The Stealth line launches with the heavy-duty nylon ties and grows from there.
Zip ties for your trade
Recommended sizes, installation practice and honest limits for each industry.
Guides
All guides →Zip Tie Size Chart: What Size Cable Tie Do You Need?
Size a zip tie by the bundle first, then by the load. Measure around the bundle, divide by 3.14 to get its diameter, and pick a tie whose max bundle diameter is comfortably larger. As a rough guide, a 4 inch tie closes around about 3/4 inch, an 8 inch tie about 2 inches, a 14 inch tie about 4 inches and a 36 inch tie about 11 inches.
Sizing & strengthHow Strong Are Zip Ties? Tensile Strength and Weight Capacity
Zip ties are rated by loop tensile strength: the minimum force a closed loop withstands before breaking in a controlled pull test. Common nylon ratings run from 18 lb for miniature ties to 50 lb standard, 120 lb heavy duty and 175 or 250 lb extra heavy duty. That rating is a breaking point, not a safe working load, so plan to use only a fraction of it.
MaterialsAre Zip Ties UV Resistant? Choosing Ties for Outdoor Use
Only some zip ties are UV resistant. Black nylon ties made with carbon black, a UV stabilizer mixed into the resin, typically hold up far longer in sunlight. Natural white or clear nylon ties have no such protection and can turn chalky and brittle outdoors. For anything in the sun, choose ties sold as UV-stabilized, not just ties that happen to be black.
BuyingHow to Choose Zip Ties: A Practical Buyer's Guide
Choose zip ties in this order: a length that fits the bundle with room to spare, a tensile strength well above the load, black UV-stabilized ties for anything outdoors, nylon 6/6 for most jobs, and a specialty type only when heat, food safety, reuse or corrosion demands it. Then compare cost per tie rather than pack price, and buy in bulk once a size proves itself.