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43 Inch Heavy Duty Zip Ties with 150 Lb Rating – 25 Pack

Original price was: $21.14.Current price is: $16.30.

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When you’re working on equipment with heavy cables, thick hydraulic hoses, or bundles of wiring that need serious securing, regular zip ties just won’t cut it. These 43-inch heavy duty zip ties with a 150-pound rating are built for the bigger jobs that come with farm and ranch equipment. Whether you’re organizing the wiring harness on a combine or securing hydraulic lines on a loader, these ties handle it without breaking a sweat.

What You’re Getting

  • Extra-long 43-inch length reaches around large bundles and equipment frames
  • Heavy duty 150-pound tensile strength holds up to serious loads and vibration
  • UV-resistant black nylon construction that won’t crack or fade in sunlight
  • Self-locking design that stays tight once you set it—no slipping or loosening
  • Smooth edges that won’t cut into cables or hoses like wire ties can

Built for Real Farm Work

These ties are perfect for organizing and securing the heavy-duty components found on tractors, combines, sprayers, and other large equipment. You’ll find them especially handy for aftermarket installations like work lights, GPS antennas, or hydraulic remotes where you need to route cables along the frame. The extra length makes them ideal for bundling multiple hydraulic lines or wrapping around larger equipment components.

Made to Last

Farm equipment deals with temperature swings, constant vibration, and UV exposure that would destroy lesser ties. These heavy duty nylon ties are engineered to flex without cracking and maintain their grip through seasons of hard use. The black color resists fading and looks professional on any equipment.

Good to Know

The 25-piece bag gives you plenty for most projects. Thread the tie through the head until snug, then pull tight—the self-locking mechanism does the rest. If you need to remove one later, a small flat screwdriver can release the lock, though most folks just cut them off and use a fresh one.