Screw Clamp Baks USSN/USSO 900201 — mounting screw clamp for cables and conduits

Baks USSN/USSO 900201 is a screw-type mounting clamp designed to fasten cables, conduits and small pipes to a variety of surfaces. The clamp uses a screw attachment method from the USSN/USSO series to provide a secure mechanical fixing and stable support for routing electrical and utility lines in installations and maintenance work.

Advantages

The screw-clamp design offers solid anchoring and reduced movement of secured cables or conduits, helping maintain routing integrity over time. The clamp's compact form factor makes it suitable for confined spaces while delivering straightforward mechanical fastening with common screw drivers or tools. Its construction is intended for repeated use during installation and for long-term cable management where a durable mechanical solution is required.

Suitable for

• Fixing electrical cables along walls, ceilings and mounting surfaces
• Securing conduits and small-diameter pipes in commercial or residential installations
• Routing wiring in service cabinets, machinery or utility rooms
• Maintenance tasks that require reliable, screw-mounted cable support

Key specifications

• Mounting method: screw-mounted clamp suitable for mechanical fastening
• Application: fastening cables, conduits and small pipes
• Form factor: compact screw clamp for space-constrained installations
• Installation: designed for surface mounting to walls, panels or other substrates
• Compatibility: intended for use with common electrical and utility lines of small to moderate diameter

How to use

Select a suitable mounting location and mark the screw point on the surface. Position the clamp over the cable or conduit and align the clamp base with the marked point. Fasten the clamp securely using a matching screw and appropriate driver, ensuring the cable or conduit is held without excessive compression. For runs that require multiple supports, space clamps at regular intervals to prevent sagging and maintain a neat routing path.

Usage recommendations

Use screws and wall anchors appropriate for the substrate material to ensure secure fixation; avoid overtightening to prevent damage to cables or the clamp. For outdoor or corrosive environments, pair the clamp with compatible corrosion-resistant fasteners and inspect periodically to maintain mechanical integrity.