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The plastic anchoring clamp is suitable for insulated low-voltage ABC cable. It is also suitable for multiple conductors.
It is easy installation and has perfect indsulated function.
It is in accordance with the NFC 33-042.
ADSS Metal Tension Cable Clamps
| Tension clamp Designed for mounting and holding tensioned FOC,Steel Insulated Wires 2. |
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| Type | L of the detail section |
max workload | Material | nt.wt. | Volume |
| T-CS001 | 11-14 mm | 15 kN | aluminumalloy plastic wedges |
0.370 | 0.000770 |
Cable clamps are devices used to secure and organize cables to prevent tangling, damage, and ensure a neat and orderly appearance. They are commonly used in various applications such as cable management in data centers, telecommunications, automotive wiring, and home or office setups.
There are different types of cable clamps available, including:
Adhesive cable clamps: These clamps have an adhesive backing that allows them to be easily attached to surfaces such as walls, desks, or equipment racks.
Screw-mounted cable clamps: These clamps can be secured in place using screws, making them a more permanent mounting solution.
Self-adhesive adjustable cable clamps: These clamps feature an adjustable design that allows for securing cables of different sizes. They also have a self-adhesive backing for easy installation.
Zip-tie cable clamps: These clamps are designed to be used with zip ties for quick and temporary cable management solutions.
Cable clamps help to reduce cable strain, minimize the risk of tripping hazards, and maintain a clean and organized workspace. They come in various sizes and designs to suit different cable management needs. If you need help choosing the right cable clamps for your specific application or have any other questions, feel free to ask.
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