HellermannTyton Tools for Precise, Durable & Safe Cable Tie Application

HellermannTyton Tools

Mar 2, 2021

From the EVO® line of manual cable tie application tools to hand-held or bench-mounted automatic cable tying systems, HellermannTyton has a comprehensive solution for industrial needs. Durability, comfort and precision are designed into each tool and when used in combination with HellermannTyton’s highly-engineered cable ties, these tools set the standard for safe and efficient application. Choose from a full range of solutions:

• Manual Tools – Apply & cut heavy duty/wide cable ties @ high tensionss

• Pneumatic Tools – Tension & cut 50-250lb strength ties

• Automatic Cable Tie Systems – Air-powered tool applies 18lb strength ties up to 0.63” in 1.2 sec

• Automatic System & Ties – Applies 50lb strength ‘strap & closure’ waste-free ties up to 3.14″ in 1.3 sec

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