Cable organizer BLOW 42-119# magnetic clip, green

BLOW 42-119# magnetic clip in green is a compact cable organizer designed to hold and route individual cables or small cable bundles. The clip uses an embedded magnet to attach to steel or other magnetic-compatible surfaces, helping to keep power, data and accessory cables aligned and off work surfaces. Its small footprint and unobtrusive design make it suitable for desk edges, shelves, equipment racks and workshop benches where simple cable guidance is needed.

Advantages

The magnetic cable clip provides a secure, non-invasive attachment that requires no drilling or adhesive, allowing rapid repositioning as cable arrangements change. Its low profile minimizes visual clutter while preserving easy access to cables. The design supports a variety of cable types without compressing or damaging insulation, maintaining cable integrity and organization over time.

Suitable for

• Organizing power cords and chargers on desks and workstations
• Routing USB, audio and network cables around computer setups
• Managing small cable bundles near shelves, racks or metal furniture
• Keeping accessory cables tidy in home offices and workshops

Key specifications

• Color: green
• Mounting type: magnetic attachment for metal surfaces
• Application: single cables or small cable bundles
• Form factor: compact, low-profile clip
• Suitable cable types: power, data and accessory cables with typical consumer diameters

How to use

Place the magnetic clip on a clean metallic surface or a location with magnetic compatibility. Insert individual cables or a small bundle into the clip opening and adjust position to achieve the desired cable routing. To relocate, simply lift the clip and reposition it on another magnetic area. For non-magnetic surfaces, use a nearby metal anchor point or combine with a thin metal plate placed under the clip if permanent adhesion is not required.

Usage recommendations

For best performance, avoid overfilling the clip with thick or large-diameter cables; distribute heavier cables across multiple clips to reduce strain. Keep clips away from heat sources and strong electromagnetic equipment. Regularly check cable seating to prevent unexpected disconnection or wear.