PATIKIL 1/4 Inch Vinyl Coated Cable Clamps, 50 Pack Galvanized Steel Metal Cable Clips Rubber Cushion Insulated Pipe Clamps for Tube Lines Cord Wire

PATIKIL 1/4 Inch Vinyl Coated Cable Clamps, 50 Pack Galvanized Steel Metal Cable Clips Rubber Cushion Insulated Pipe Clamps for Tube Lines Cord Wire

Material: Carbon Steel; Surface Finished: Colored Zinc Plated; Inner Diameter: 6 mm / 1/4 inch; Width: 16 mm / 0.6 inch; Thickness: 0.5 mm / 0.02 inch; Hole Diameter: 6.5 mm / 0.26 inch; Packing List: 50Pcs x Metal Cable Clamps Advantage: Cable clamps are made of galvanized carbon steel structure with vinyl coating on the surface, providing insulation protection to prevent cable wear, vibration, and corrosion. Good flexibility provides neat arrangement and firm fixation for cables, reducing clutter and entanglement Instruction: Easily fix cables with screws, nails or adhesives for easy installation and removal Application: Vinyl-coated cable clips are used to secure and organize cables, wires, or tubes to prevent tangling and damage. Widely suitable for electrical installations, cables, pipes, racks, DIY projects, and cable management in homes and offices NOTE: Make sure to clamp the cable firmly, but do not over-tighten to avoid damage Vinyl-coated cable clips are used to secure and organize cables, wires, or tubes to prevent tangling and damage. Widely suitable for electrical installations, cables, pipes, racks, DIY projects, and cable management in homes and offices.

Specification
Color: Black
Material: Carbon Steel
Surface Finished: Colored Zinc Plated
Shape: R Type
Inner Diameter: 6 mm / 1/4 inch
Width: 16 mm / 0.6 inch
Thickness: 0.5 mm / 0.02 inch
Hole Diameter: 6.5 mm / 0.26 inch
Packing List: 50Pcs x Metal Cable Clamps

Advantage
Cable clamps are made of galvanized carbon steel structure with vinyl coating on the surface, providing insulation protection to prevent cable wear, vibration, and corrosion. Good flexibility provides neat arrangement and firm fixation for cables, reducing clutter and entanglement.

Instruction
Easily fix cables with screws, nails or adhesives for easy installation and removal.

NOTE: Make sure to clamp the cable firmly, but do not over-tighten to avoid damage.