Datasheet

ManualsBrandsThomas&Betts ManualsCable & WireCable Tie Mount 4.8mm Natural Polyamide 6.6 Pack of 1000 pieces

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UV-resistant

Flame retardant Heat resistant Weatherproof Low

temperature

flexibility

Radiation

resistant

Chemically

resistant

Material selection and specifications

Polyamide 6.6

• Thermoplastic material used in cable ties for universal

applications in the industry

• Excellent resistance to shocks, chemicals, oils and

temperature fluctuations

• High surface hardness and a small coefficient of friction

• Flammability rating: UL 94 V-2

• Halogen free and Silicone free

• Available in natural version or in a wide range of colours

• Indoor applications

Polyamide 6.6, weather resistant

• Similar to Polyamide 6.6, but recommended for outdoor

applications

• UV-resistant

• Halogen free and Silicone free

• Colour: black

• Flammability rating: UL 94 V-2

Polyamide 6.6, heat stabilised

• Similar to Polyamide 6.6, but increased operating

temperatures, up to 105°C

• Excellent tensile strength

• High temperature resistance

• Colour: natural (may have a greenish tint)

• Flammability rating: UL 94 V-2

Polyamide 6.6, heat stabilised and UV-resistant

• Similar to Polyamide 6.6, but recommended for outdoor

applications and/or high temperature applications, up to

105°C

• Combines the features & benefits of Polyamide 6.6, weather

resistant and Polyamide 6.6, heat stabilised

• Colour: black

• Flammability rating: UL 94 V-2

Polyamide 6.6, flame retardant

• Excellent flammability rating: UL 94 V-0

• Ideal in areas where human life is at risk

• Colour: white

Polyamide 4.6, extra high temperature (150°C)

• Similar to Polyamide 6.6, but outstanding resistance to high

temperatures up to 150°C

• Halogen free and silicone free

• Colour: light green

• Flammability rating: UL 94 V-2

Thomas & Betts offers cable ties and accessories in a wide

variety of materials, each suited for specific environments. The

purpose of this document, therefore, is to assist in choosing the

best material for a particular application.

The effects of weathering, flame, chemicals, extreme

temperatures and radiation on the different materials is clearly

Low smoke

presented in tabular form. This will facilitate the choice of the

best material for the application.

Having determined the most suitable material, one can choose

from the wide variety of cable ties, identification ties, mounting

bases, lashing ties, etc., offered by Thomas & Betts.

Selecting the right material for your applications

Material specifications

Note: Nylon (Polyamide) is inherently susceptible to environmental conditions. Polyamide 6.6 cable ties are moisturised to optimum

performance levels at machine-side and should be stored in cool dry areas out of direct sunlight. Cable ties are packaged in plastic bags to

contain moisture and should remain sealed until ready for use.

Summary of content (7 pages)

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.5 Material selection and specifications UV-resistant Flame retardant Heat resistant Weatherproof Low temperature flexibility Radiation resistant Low smoke Chemically resistant Selecting the right material for your applications Thomas & Betts offers cable ties and accessories in a wide variety of materials, each suited for specific environments. The purpose of this document, therefore, is to assist in choosing the best material for a particular application.
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1.5 Material selection and specifications Polyamide 12, weather resistant • Extremely flexible, also at low temperatures • Ages better than Polyamide 6.6 • UV-resistant and weatherproof • Better chemical resistance than Polyamide 6.6 • Colour: black • Flammability rating: UL 94 V-2 Polypropylene, weather resistant • Resistant against inorganic acids, polyhydric alcohols, neutral and basic salts • Resists a number of other chemicals • UV resistant • Lower tensile strength than Polyamide 6.
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1.5 Material selection and specifications General Material codes used in tables There is a number of factors to be considered when choosing the proper materials for a specific environment. It is extremely difficult to provide data on all the possible combinations or conditions that can occur and therefore, it is recommended that this information be used as a guideline and that cable tie samples be tested in the intended application, by the user, to determine suitability.
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(KJ/m2) ■ ■ ■ 2000 2-20 Black Natural** 2000 2-20 -40°C V-2 1.14 2.5 - 3.1% * 2% Carbon for military specifications ** Can be supplied in a wide range of colours *** May have a greenish tint UV RESISTANT FLAME RETARDANT HEAT RESISTANT ENHANCED WEATHERABILITY FLEXIBLE AT LOW TEMPERATURES RADIATION RESISTANT CHEMICALLY RESISTANT HALOGEN FREE STRENGTH CONFORM DIN 53453 E-MODULE (N/mm2) NOTCH IMPACT MIN. OPERATING TEMP.
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1.5 Material selection and specifications Table 2 - Resistance of available materials to various chemicals at 21°C REAGENTS CONCENTRATION HAL DEL PA6.6 UV PA6.6 FR PA6.
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1.5 Material selection and specifications Table 2 - Resistance of available materials to various chemicals at 21°C REAGENTS CONCENTRATION HS PA6.
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1.5 Material selection and specifications Table 2 - Resistance of available materials to various chemicals at 21°C REAGENTS CONCENTRATION HS PA6.