Hellermann Tyton SpeedyTie® Cable Tie, Black, Black, 13mm x 750mm, 5 pc(s) Pack, SPEEDYTIE-HIRS-BK-V1 115-00030 115-00030 Data Sheet

Product codes

115-00030

Material

Polyamide 6.6 (PA66)

Operating

Temperature

-40 °C to +85 °C Continuous,
(+105 °C for 500 h)

Flammability

UL94 V2

Material

Polyamide 6.6 High Imp. Mod. scan
black (PA66HIR(S))

Operating

Temperature

-40 °C to +80 °C Continuous,
(+105 °C for 500 h)

Flammability

UL94 HB

Article-No.

Type

Length

(L)

Width

(W)

Bundle

Ø max.

Min. Tensile Strength

(N)

Colour

Material

Pack Cont.

Bulk pack

115-00000

RTT750HR

750

13.0

210

888

Yellow (YE), Red (RD)*

PA66

Small pack

115-00001 RTT750HR

750

13.0

210

888

Yellow (YE), Red (RD)*

PA66

115-00030

RTT750HR

750

13.0

210

888

Black (BK), Black (BK)*

PA66HIR(S)

All dimensions in mm. Subject to technical changes.

*Fastener

C a b l e T i e s a n d F i x i n g s

R e l e a s a b l e C a b l e T i e s

103

1.4

• SpeedyTie

Patented quick release mechanism for quick and easy application.

SpeedyTie - Quick and easy.

Excess Tails can be neatly tucked away.

SpeedyTie is particularly suited for temporary but
safe bundling or fixing.

Cable Tie with quick release
mechanism Speedy-Click

Features and Benefits

The SpeedyTie can be used many times

because of its removable, patented trigger.

Also this is a heavy duty releasable tie that

can bear loads of up to 888N (200lbs). With

a length of 750mm it suits a wide variety of

applications and is easy to handle even when

wearing work gloves. Any excess tail can be

easily 'tucked away' in a second slot on the

head. These ties are available in 'high visibility'

yellow and in weatherproof black.

Application

The versatility of the SpeedyTie means that

it is suitable for a multitude of applications.

Originally developed for the 'offshore'

industries, other uses include: construction,

electrical installations, scaffolding sheet

installations, exhibitions, trade fairs, and

many more.

SpeedyTie

halogenfree

Material Data

Technical Table

Date of issue: April 2011