Cable Ties - Holders and Mountings

Image Part Number Description / PDF Quantity Rfq
TMSTLHS6-C0

TMSTLHS6-C0

Panduit Corporation

CABLE TIE HLD QUAD STUD 1/4" BLK

175

AL-SM0-MD-22-C

AL-SM0-MD-22-C

Advanced Cable Ties

METAL DETECTABLE SCREW MOUNTS, #

1000

RAFCBI3-S6-C20

RAFCBI3-S6-C20

Panduit Corporation

CABLE TIE HLDR MULT SCREW #6 BLK

175

23TA40260

23TA40260

Richco, Inc. (Essentra Components)

CABLE TIE HOLDER, SCREW MOUNT, 1

930

550249

550249

Richco, Inc. (Essentra Components)

CABLE TIE HLDR SGL EDGE MNT BLK

3000

TP2-M

TP2-M

Panduit Corporation

CABLE TIE HLDR SGL SCREW #10 NAT

2010

CTAM110C2

CTAM110C2

HellermannTyton

CABLE TIE HLDR SGL SCREW #8 WHT

8082

SGABM30-AV-C300

SGABM30-AV-C300

Panduit Corporation

CABLETIE HLDR QUADADH BLK 2=QTY2

221087500

CTAP110M4

CTAP110M4

HellermannTyton

CABLE TIE HLDR SGL SCREW #10 WHT

0

FTH-30-1-01

FTH-30-1-01

Richco, Inc. (Essentra Components)

CABLE TIE HLDR SGL PUSH WING MNT

2000

TM2A-M

TM2A-M

Panduit Corporation

CABLE TIE HLDR DUAL ADH NAT

192544000

FTH-3-01-C

FTH-3-01-C

Richco, Inc. (Essentra Components)

CABLE TIE HLDR SGL PUSH WING MNT

600

FCM2-S6-C14

FCM2-S6-C14

Panduit Corporation

CABLE TIE HLDR SNGLE ADH GRY

1322

TM3S25-M30

TM3S25-M30

Panduit Corporation

CABLE TIE HLDR DUAL SCREW 1/4"

1306

ABM2S-S6-D

ABM2S-S6-D

Panduit Corporation

CABLE TIE HLDR QUAD SCREW #6 WHT

133516000

04-PMW9

04-PMW9

NTE Electronics, Inc.

WING PUSH MOUNT 100 BAG

49

ABM2S-A-D14

ABM2S-A-D14

Panduit Corporation

CABLE TIE HLDR QUAD ADH GRY

1980

TM1SF10M4

TM1SF10M4

HellermannTyton

CABLE TIE HLDR SGL PUSH MNT WHT

0

151-02104

151-02104

HellermannTyton

CABLE TIE HLD QUAD TORQUE MT BLK

105

04-MPA10009

04-MPA10009

NTE Electronics, Inc.

MOUNTING PAD 1IN NATURAL 100 BA

50

Cable Ties - Holders and Mountings

1. Overview

Cable ties holders and mountings are essential components for organizing and securing cables in industrial, commercial, and residential applications. These devices provide structured cable management solutions by fixing, routing, and supporting cable ties and wires. Their importance lies in preventing cable tangling, reducing mechanical stress, and ensuring compliance with safety standards in electronics, telecommunications, and automation systems.

2. Major Types and Functional Classification

TypeFunctional FeaturesApplication Examples
Adhesive MountsQuick-install with adhesive backing, reusableOffice equipment cable management
Panel MountsThreaded/snap-in installation, high load capacityIndustrial control cabinets
Cable Tie MountsIntegrated tie slots, adjustable positioningData center rack cabling
Edge MountsClips onto panel edges, space-saving designAutomotive wiring harnesses
Cable ClampsSecure large bundles, vibration-resistantHeavy machinery installations

3. Structure and Components

Typical products consist of: - Base mounting plate (ABS/polycarbonate) - Cable retention mechanism (spring-loaded arms or slots) - Fixing hardware (screws, adhesive pads, or clips) - Strain relief features (rubber linings or flexible arms) Modular designs often incorporate interlocking interfaces for system expansion.

4. Key Technical Parameters

ParameterDescriptionImportance
Load Capacity10-500N rangeDetermines bundle size support
Temperature Range-40 C to +120 CEnvironmental durability
Material RatingUL94 V-0, UV-resistantSafety and longevity
Mounting TypeSurface/panel/edgeInstallation flexibility
Cable Diameter Range3-50mmCompatibility factor

5. Application Fields

Major industries include:

  • Telecommunications (server rack cabling)
  • Automotive manufacturing (underhood wiring)
  • Renewable energy (solar panel array management)
  • Aerospace (avionics harness routing)
  • Smart buildings (low-voltage system organization)

6. Leading Manufacturers and Products

ManufacturerKey ProductsSpecial Features
3MScotchlok MountsIndustrial-strength adhesive
HellermannTytonFixing SystemsVibration-proof designs
PanduitNetKey MountsModular datacom solutions
TE ConnectivityRaychem MountsExtreme environment rating

7. Selection Guidelines

Key considerations:

  • Environmental factors (temperature, UV exposure)
  • Dynamic vs static loads
  • Future expandability requirements
  • Regulatory certifications (NEC, RoHS)
  • Tool-less installation options

Case Study: Automotive assembly lines prefer stainless steel edge mounts with IP67 rating for engine compartment wiring.

8. Industry Trends

Emerging developments include:

  • Smart mounts with integrated sensors
  • Biodegradable polymer materials
  • Customizable 3D-printed solutions
  • Improved fire-retardant composites
  • Standardization of modular systems
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