Cable Supports and Fasteners

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8221052

8221052

Altech Corporation

CORRUGATED TUBE HOLDER FOR NW12/

34

8221053

8221053

Altech Corporation

CORRUGATED TUBE HOLDER FOR NW14/

4650

8221054

8221054

Altech Corporation

CORRUGATED TUBE HOLDER FOR NW17

184150

8221055

8221055

Altech Corporation

CORRUGATED TUBE HOLDER FOR NW23

52100

8221056

8221056

Altech Corporation

TUBE HOLDER FOR NW29 TUBE BLK

60

8221050

8221050

Altech Corporation

TUBE HOLDER FOR NW75 TUBE BLK

100

8221051

8221051

Altech Corporation

TUBE HOLDER FOR NW10 TUBE BLK

100

8221058

8221058

Altech Corporation

TUBE HOLDER FOR NW50 TUBE BLK

40

8221057

8221057

Altech Corporation

TUBE HOLDER FOR NW37 TUBE BLK

40

8450266

8450266

Altech Corporation

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Cable Supports and Fasteners

1. Overview

Cable supports and fasteners are critical components in cable management systems, designed to organize, secure, and protect electrical cables and wires. These components ensure structural integrity, prevent mechanical stress, and maintain compliance with safety regulations. In modern infrastructure, they play a vital role in optimizing space utilization, enhancing system reliability, and simplifying maintenance across industries such as telecommunications, energy, and manufacturing.

2. Main Types and Functional Classification

Type Functional Features Application Examples
Cable Trays Open-channel structures for supporting cables horizontally Data centers, industrial plants
Cable Ties Fastening devices for bundling and securing cables Consumer electronics, automotive wiring
Cable Clamps Mechanical fasteners for fixed-point cable immobilization Construction sites, HVAC systems
Conduits Tubular enclosures for cable protection and routing Underground power distribution
Wire Ducts Enclosed channels for indoor cable routing Office buildings, server rooms

3. Structure and Composition

Typical cable supports feature load-bearing frameworks made from steel, aluminum, or polymer composites. Fasteners incorporate mechanical locking mechanisms (e.g., ratchet systems in cable ties) or threaded components. Advanced designs integrate corrosion-resistant coatings, UV stabilization, and fire-retardant materials. Modular systems use interlocking profiles for customizable configurations.

4. Key Technical Specifications

Parameter Description Importance
Load Capacity Maximum weight support (kg/m ) Prevents structural failure
Material Strength Tensile/yield strength (MPa) Determines durability
Temperature Range Operating limits (-40 C to +120 C) Maintains functionality in extreme conditions
Corrosion Resistance Protection rating (IP54/IP68) Extends service life
Installation Method Mounting options (adhesive, screw, clip) Affects deployment efficiency

5. Application Fields

Key industries include:

  • Telecommunications (data center cable routing)
  • Renewable energy (solar farm cable fixation)
  • Automotive manufacturing (under-hood wiring harnesses)
  • Smart buildings (integrated electrical systems)
  • Aerospace (avionics cable management)

6. Leading Manufacturers and Products

Manufacturer Product Series Key Features
Panduit ComNet Trunking Modular hybrid cable trays
HellermannTyton Fixfox Cable Clamps Vibration-resistant fastening
Thomas & Betts Wiremold Surface Raceways Decorative cable concealment
3M Scotch Cable Ties UV-resistant polymer formulation

7. Selection Recommendations

Key considerations:

  • Environmental factors (humidity, chemical exposure)
  • Cable bundle diameter and weight
  • Regulatory compliance (NEC/IEC standards)
  • Mechanical stress requirements
  • Future scalability needs

Example: In industrial automation, stainless steel cable trays with IP67 rating are preferred for washdown areas.

8. Industry Trends

Current trends include:

  • Adoption of recyclable polymer materials
  • Integration with IoT-enabled cable monitoring systems
  • Development of self-locking fasteners with torque control
  • Expansion of pre-engineered modular solutions
  • Increased focus on fire-rated passive protection systems
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