Cable Clamps

Cable clamps provide a secure, vibration-resistant mounting solution for cables, pipes, conduit, and hoses on walls, panels, equipment racks, and structural surfaces. Unlike adhesive clips that are designed for lightweight interior cable routing, cable clamps use screw or bolt mounting to deliver a permanent, high-strength hold that remains secure even under vibration, heat, and outdoor conditions.
TIESELX rubber-lined stainless steel cable clamps feature a 304-grade stainless steel body with a thick rubber liner. The rubber lining serves three critical purposes: it prevents metal-to-metal contact that would damage cable insulation, absorbs vibration that can fatigue cables over time, and provides a weatherproof seal that prevents water ingress around the mounting point.
Types of Cable Clamps
Our cable clamp range includes:
Rubber-lined stainless steel clamps: The most durable option — stainless body with integrated rubber liner. Corrosion-proof for outdoor, marine, and industrial use.
P-clips: Simple U-shaped metal clips with a mounting hole. Fast to install, ideal for routing single cables along flat surfaces.
Cushioned clamps: Similar to rubber-lined but with a removable foam cushion. Used in HVAC and refrigeration where maximum vibration damping is needed.
Where Cable Clamps Are Used
Marine and boating: Securing electrical cables and fuel lines on boats and offshore equipment. Stainless steel resists salt corrosion indefinitely.
HVAC systems: Mounting refrigerant lines, control cables, and flexible conduit to walls and equipment panels.
Automotive and motorsport: Routing brake lines, fuel lines, and wiring harnesses on vehicle chassis and engine bays.
Industrial machinery: Managing hydraulic hoses, pneumatic tubing, and electrical cables on production equipment.
Construction and utilities: Running conduit, cables, and pipes along structural steelwork and building surfaces.
Browse our full cable management range or see conduits and fittings for comprehensive cable protection solutions.

Frequently Asked Questions – Cable Clamps

What are cable clamps used for?
Cable clamps fasten and route cables, wires, hoses, or conduit along a surface. They hold a bundle securely in place, protect it from strain and abrasion, and keep runs neat on walls, panels, and equipment.

What types of cable clamps are there?
Common types include cushioned (rubber-lined) metal P-clamps for durability, nylon or plastic clamps for light indoor use, and adhesive or screw-mount clips. Choose based on cable diameter, mounting surface, and environment.

How do I choose the right cable clamp size?
Match the clamp’s inside diameter to the outside diameter of the cable or bundle. A clamp that is too large lets the cable move, while one that is too small can pinch or damage the insulation.

Can cable clamps be used outdoors?
Yes, when you choose the right material. Cushioned metal clamps and UV-stable nylon clamps handle outdoor and industrial conditions; stainless hardware is best where moisture or corrosion is a concern.

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