

Product Details
LD-444 Nylon PA66 Self-Locking Cable Ties 100-300mm Assorted
LD-444 nylon PA66 self-locking cable ties in 100-500mm lengths, 2.5-4.8mm widths. 18-50kg tensile strength, -40 to 85C, UV stabilized option, available in white/natural/black/colored. UL certified.
The LD-444 self-locking cable tie is the workhorse of cable management, combining a PA66 nylon strap with a stainless steel self-locking pawl in a one-piece design. The strap wraps around a cable bundle, passes through the head, and locks as the stainless steel pawl engages the serrated strap surface, securing the bundle permanently. A simple finger-tight pull tightens the tie, and a tensioning tool can apply consistent final tension for production assembly.
PA66 (Nylon 66) is the standard material for cable ties because of its high tensile strength, flexibility, and consistent locking performance. The LD-444 covers strap widths from 2.5mm up to 4.8mm, with tensile strengths scaling from 18 kg for the 2.5mm width up to 50 kg for the heavy-duty 4.8mm width. PA66 maintains flexibility and locking reliability from -40C to +85C, with UV stabilized and heat stabilized grades available for outdoor and high-temperature service.
Size selection follows the bundle diameter and required holding force. Smaller 100mm and 150mm ties suit household wiring, appliance assembly, and electronics; 200mm ties handle automotive harnesses and equipment panels; 300mm and longer ties secure larger bundles, conduit, and industrial cable runs. Wider 3.6mm and 4.8mm ties are selected for heavier bundles and higher tensile requirements. The assorted packaging option provides a range of sizes in a single organizer box, ideal for maintenance shops and contractors handling varied work.
The LD-444 carries UL certification for applications requiring listed cable ties, alongside CE, RoHS, and ISO 9001 compliance. Releasable (reusable) variants, colored ties for identification, UV black ties for outdoor use, and stainless steel pawl options for maximum tensile strength are available. Supplied in bags of 100 pieces with master cartons of 5,000 to 10,000, the LD-444 serves electrical contractors, automotive assemblers, appliance manufacturers, data center operators, and hardware distributors.
Core Features
- PA66 nylon strap with stainless steel self-locking pawl
- Lengths from 100mm to 500mm, widths 2.5mm to 4.8mm
- Tensile strength 18kg to 50kg by size
- Operating temperature -40C to +85C
- UV stabilized and heat stabilized options
- UL certified for listed applications
- White, natural, black and colored options
- Releasable (reusable) variant available
Application Scenarios
- Household wiring and appliance assembly
- Automotive wiring harness bundling
- Network and data center cabling
- Industrial equipment cable management
- General repair and maintenance shop inventory
- Office and commercial cable organization
FAQ
What tensile strength do I need for my application?
Tensile strength scales with strap width: 2.5mm ties hold 18 kg, 3.6mm ties hold 22 kg, and 4.8mm ties hold 40 to 50 kg. For light residential wiring, 2.5mm ties suffice. For automotive harnesses and industrial bundles, select 3.6mm or 4.8mm ties. Always choose a tie with tensile strength well above the expected bundle weight.
Are these cable ties UV resistant for outdoor use?
Standard PA66 ties are suitable for indoor use. For outdoor or sunlight-exposed applications, select the UV stabilized black (UV Black) option, which contains carbon black to resist ultraviolet degradation. UV stabilized ties maintain flexibility and tensile strength for years of outdoor service.
How do I select the right cable tie length?
Choose a tie length that wraps the bundle with at least 50mm of excess strap to pass through the head and lock. Measure the bundle circumference and add 50 to 100mm. The LD-444 offers lengths from 100mm to 500mm, with assorted size boxes for mixed applications.
Can these cable ties be used outdoors and in extreme temperatures?
Standard PA66 ties operate from -40C to +85C. For outdoor use, select UV black ties for sunlight resistance. For temperatures above 85C, heat stabilized grades are available. Avoid using standard ties in continuous high-temperature environments without specifying the heat stabilized option.


