Magnetic Zip Tie Mount
The Mag Daddy – Magnetic Zip Tie Holders are ideal for strapping wire to metal areas. Available in a variety of types and sizes to best suit your needs.
Locations they can be used: Steel, Beams, Purlins, Ceiling Decks, Drop Ceiling Channels, Metal Joists, Frame Rail, Screw Heads, Metal Washer, etc.
Mfg. Note: Each part number is packed in quantities of 10. Some part numbers available in bulk. Contact us for more details.
| Description | Part Number |
|---|---|
15 lb. White 10 Pack | RM115WT |
15 lb. Black 10 Pack | RM115BK |
10 lb. White 10 Pack | RM110WT |
10 lb. Black 10 Pack | RM110BK |
10 lb. Black Bulk 100 Pack | RM110BK.BULK |
15 lb. Black Bulk 100 Pack | RM115BK.BULK |
Features:
- Available sizes Small 10 lbs. or Large 15 lbs.
- Available in black or white
- Easy Installation
- Ability to Rotate 360 degrees
- Re-usability
- Plenum Rated
- Flammability rating; UL 94: HB
- Patent Pending
- ULC Approved
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