Cable clamp DeLOCK 60184 Satin steel 10 pc(s)

The DeLOCK 60184 cable clamp set provides ten stainless steel clamps with a satin finish designed to organize, secure and route cables in residential and professional environments. Each clamp measures 10 mm in width, 20 mm in depth and 11.6 mm in height, offering a compact profile that fits behind equipment, along walls or inside cabinets. The corrosion-resistant stainless steel construction ensures long-lasting use where mechanical stability and a clean appearance are required.

Advantages

These cable clamps combine durable stainless steel material with a satin surface that reduces reflections and resists fingerprints. The small, uniform dimensions make installation and alignment straightforward, while the metal construction delivers mechanical strength superior to typical plastic clips. Supplied in a pack of ten, the clamps are suitable for multiple connection points or projects, reducing the need to source individual fasteners.

Suitable for

• Routing and securing power, data and audio cables along racks, walls or inside cabinets
• Organizing cable bundles behind TVs, monitors, workstations and AV equipment
• Use in workshops, server rooms and industrial cabinets where metal fasteners are preferred
• Applications that require corrosion resistance and a low-gloss metal appearance

Key specifications

• Material: stainless steel
• Finish: satin steel (low-gloss metal)
• Pack quantity: 10 pieces
• Clamp dimensions (approx.): 10 mm width × 20 mm depth × 11.6 mm height

How to use

Position the clamp over the cable or cable bundle and secure it to a suitable substrate using an appropriate screw or fastener (not included). Ensure the chosen screw diameter and length match the mounting surface and do not deform the clamp or damage the cable insulation. Space clamps evenly along the run to prevent cable sagging and to maintain organized routing. When mounting near electronic equipment, allow enough clearance to avoid pressure on connectors and ventilation openings.

Usage recommendations

For best results, pre-drill pilot holes in wood or sheet metal to ease fastening and reduce stress on the clamp. Avoid overtightening screws; clamps should hold cables firmly without compressing insulation. For outdoor or high-humidity installations, verify compatibility of surrounding materials to maintain corrosion resistance over time.