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Plastic cable clamps

Clamps for cable polyamide 12

Cable clamps are made of thermoplastic polyamide 12 and are designed for binding cable bundles of various sections (for cable ties). They have a lock-clasp.

They are used when tying cables and wires for subsequent laying in corrugated or rigid smooth pipes, cable channels and ducts or on trays. Clamps made of polyamide 12 are highly resistant to oils and their derivatives.

Installation temperature : from 0 ° C to + 60 ° C
Operating temperature: from -40 ° C to + 85 ° C
They have increased dielectric strength.
They are available in various lengths and widths (depending on the cable bundle). Meet the requirements of safety standards.

Code	Maximum working load, kg	Width (W), mm	Length (L), mm	D *	Quantity, pcs. packaged
45820	55	7.6	200	3-50	100
45830	55	7.6	300	4-82	100
45835	55	7.6	350	4-90	100
45840	55	7.6	400	4-105	100
45845	55	7.6	450	4-118	100
45850	55	7.6	500	4-150	100
45865	55	7.6	650	8-190	100

* D - diameter of the bunch of cables (minimum / maximum)

Nylon / polyamide cable clamps

Cable clamps are made of nylon / polyamide (thermoplastic material) and are intended for binding (tie) cable bundles of various sections. They have a lock-clasp.

They are used when tying cables and wires for subsequent laying in corrugated or rigid smooth pipes, cable channels and ducts or on trays. They are highly resistant to oils and their derivatives.

Installation temperature : from 0 ° C to + 60 ° C
Operating temperature: from -40 ° C to + 85 ° C
They have different lengths and widths (depending on the cable bundle) and are an integral part of any electrical wiring.

Code	Maximum working load, kg	Width (W), mm	Length (L), mm	D *	Qty in a package
45080	eight	2.5	80	2-16	100
45100	eight	2.5	100	2-22	100
45150	eight	2.5	150	2-35	100
45160	eight	2.5	160	2-40	100
45200	eight	2.5	200	3-50	100
45151	eighteen	3.5	150	3-35	100
45201	eighteen	3.5	200	3-50	100
45250	eighteen	3.5	250	3-65	100
45300	eighteen	3.5	300	3-80	100
45202	22	4.8	200	3-50	100
45252	22	4.8	250	3-65	100
45282	22	4.8	280	3-70	100
45302	22	4.8	300	3-82	100
45350	22	4.8	350	3-90	100
45400	22	4.8	400	3-105	100
45430	22	4.8	430	3-110	100
45451	22	4.8	450	3-130	100
45501	22	4.8	500	3-150	100
45183	55	7.6	180	3-42	100
45203	55	7.6	200	3-50	100
45253	55	7.6	250	4-63	100
45303	55	7.6	300	4-82	100
45355	55	7.6	350	4-90	100
45405	55	7.6	400	4-105	100
45540	80	7.6	540	4-150	100
45550	80	9.0	550	8-160	100
45650	80	9.0	650	8-190	100
45750	80	9.0	750	10-225	100
45900	80	9.0	900	10-295	100
45999	80	9.0	1020	10-295	100
45701	91	10.0	700	10-125	100

* D - diameter of the bunch of cables (minimum / maximum)

Cable clamps (black)

Cable clamps are made of nylon / polyamide (thermoplastic material) and are intended for binding (tie) cable bundles of various sections. They have a lock-clasp.

They are used when tying cables and wires for subsequent laying in corrugated or rigid smooth pipes, cable channels and ducts or on trays. They are highly resistant to oils and their derivatives.

Code	Maximum working load, kg	Width (W), mm	Length (L), mm	D *	Quantity, pcs. packaged
45100 BL	eight	2.5	100	2-22	100
45150 BL	eight	2.5	150	2-35	100
45200 BL	eight	2.5	200	3-50	100
45201 BL	eighteen	3.5	200	3-50	100
45250 BL	eighteen	3.5	250	3-65	100
45300 BL	eighteen	3.5	300	3-80	100
45302 BL	22	4.8	300	3-82	100
45350 BL	22	4.8	350	3-90	100
45400 BL	22	4.8	400	3-105	100
45403 BL	55	7.9	400		100
45455 BL	55	7.6	450	4-118	100

* D - diameter of the bunch of cables (minimum / maximum)

Cable clamps with mounting hole

Cable clamps are made of nylon / polyamide (thermoplastic material) and are intended for binding cable bundles of various cross-sections (for cable ties). They have a lock-clasp.

They are used both for bundling cables and for direct fastening of cables, wires, as well as flexible and rigid pipes to the bearing surface. They are highly resistant to oils and their derivatives.

Operating temperature of installation and operation: -40 ° C to + 80 ° C.

They are available in various lengths and widths (depending on the application) and are an integral part of any electrical wiring.

Code	Maximum working load, kg	Width (W), mm	Length (L), mm	Diameter (D) mm	Quantity, pcs. packaged
45109	eighteen	3.5	110	22	100
45159	eighteen	3.6	150	32	100
45209	eighteen	4.3	220	42	100
45109BL	eighteen	3.5	110	22	100
45159BL	eighteen	3.6	150	32	100
45209BL	19	4.3	220	42	100

Determination of
Minimum Tensile Strength The minimum tensile strength of a cable tie is a critical selection criterion for a cable tie. It expresses the load on the screed - i.e. how much cable ties can carry the load.
Test procedure for determining minimum tensile tensile strength:

A  - screed mounted on the sliding tubular mandrel and tightened circumferentially
B  - A sliding mandrel is expanded vertically with a certain fixed rate
in  - Locked load at which the tie is broken. This value is indicated in N (Newtons) and is written into the test program on the built-in computer. Likewise, the recalculation of the load mass (kg) is recorded and the test graph is displayed.

Method for calculating the minimum values of tensile strength

What does the minimum breaking stress with a force of 225N (Newton) mean for Russia, the CIS and the EU, or is it 50 (LBS) pounds for the USA and England?

To explain what this value means, the mass is calculated as follows. By definition, mass is expressed in kg. Accordingly, the load is calculated as follows: H = (kg * m / s ² )

Then the formula for calculating the mass is as follows:

Mass (kg) = minimum force stress / gravitational acceleration M = N / g Gravity acceleration = 9.81 m / s ² Therefore: Mass = minimum force stress / (kg * m / s ² ) / 9.81 (m / s ² )

For example, with a minimum force of 225N (= 50LBS / lb) mass = Mass = 225 (kg * m / s ² ) / 9.81 (m / s ² ) or Mass = 225 / 9.91 kg = 22.9 kg Thus, a screed with parameters (ARTICLE EKOPLAST) with a width of 4.8 mm corresponds to a minimum breaking force of 225N and can be loaded by 22.9 kg, in fact this load is passed by a series of ties (cable clamps) EKOPLAST 3.5 mm wide (see ARTICLES EKOPLAST), respectively, we can perform the reverse payment. The calculation with the required load for the minimum breaking force is calculated through the mass: Minimum breaking force = Mass * 9.81 (m / s ² ) If the tie is loaded, for example, with a mass = 11 kg, then the minimum breaking force = 11 kg * 9.81 (m / s ²

) = 108 N, which corresponds to a series of ties (cable clamps) EKOPLAST with a width of 2.5 mm.
Thus, with a load of 11 kg, the tie (cable clamp) must have a minimum breaking force of 108 N.

And with a load of 53 kg, the minimum breaking force will be 520N according to the above formula. This value corresponds to a series of EKOPLAST screeds with a width of 7.6 mm