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Metal Detectable Nylon 66 Cable Tie | 345mm Length | Corrosion Resistant Barb | Bright Blue by Cabac
Ty-Rap Metal Detectable Nylon 66 Cable Tie 345mm x 6.9mm Blue by Cabac is designed for contamination-sensitive industries, featuring high metallic density for detection and corrosion resistant stainless steel barb for durability.
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Product Name/Title: Ty-Rap Metal Detectable Nylon 66 Cable Tie 345mm x 6.9mm Blue
Brand: Cabac
SKU: TY527MR-NDT
Alternatively Known As: Metal Detectable Cable Tie, Nylon 66 Detectable Cable Tie, Blue Metal Detectable Tie
Technical Specifications
- Material: Polyamide Nylon 6.6
- Temperature rating: Up to 85°C
- Barb: Corrosion resistant 316 stainless steel
- Detection: Metal detector, X-ray equipment, visual detection
- Colour: Bright blue
- Length: 345mm
- Width: 6.9mm
- Dimensions (H x L x W): 1mm x 345mm x 6.9mm
- Weight: 0.02 kg
Key Features
- Suitable for contamination-sensitive industries using detection equipment
- Made from bright blue Polyamide Nylon 6.6 for temperatures up to 85 degrees Celsius
- Specially formulated high metallic density for higher detection
- Corrosion resistant 316 stainless steel barb provides greater longevity
- Detectable by metal detector, X-ray equipment or visual detection
Professional Installation Requirements
- No professional installation required; suitable for manual application.
Applications
- Food processing industry
- Pharmaceutical production
- Contamination-sensitive industries using detection equipment
Standards & Compliance
- AS/NZS 3820 – Essential Safety Requirements for Electrical Equipment
Environmental Benefits
- Helps prevent contamination in sensitive environments, reducing waste and product recalls
Warranty Information
Standard manufacturer warranty applies.
Available Now
Ty-Rap Metal Detectable Nylon 66 Cable Tie 345mm x 6.9mm Blue is available for immediate purchase, ideal for contamination-sensitive industries.
