Tension Bracket Arrestor ELKO-BIS 27.1 OC galvanised bow-shaped mounting bracket

The ELKO-BIS tension bracket arrestor 27.1 OC is a galvanised bow-shaped mounting bracket designed to provide a fixed mechanical anchoring point for cables, wires and small conduits. Made from corrosion-resistant galvanised steel, the bracket is suitable for both outdoor and indoor installations where a durable support and controlled tensioning are required. Its bow-shaped form distributes load evenly and simplifies attachment of tensioned lines in electrical, telecom and general installation environments.

Advantages

The galvanised steel construction offers corrosion resistance and long service life in exposed conditions. The bow-shaped profile ensures even load distribution and reduces point stress on fastened cables and anchors. Compact dimensions and a straightforward shape make the bracket easy to position and fix to walls, poles or structural supports. Designed for mechanical anchoring and tensioning, it provides a reliable fixed point for running and securing wires, cables and small conduits.

Suitable for

• Securing overhead or taut cables in electrical installations
• Anchoring telecom and data lines on poles and building facades
• Fixing small conduits and cable runs in industrial and commercial sites
• Providing a tension point for guying and temporary lines

Key specifications

• Material: galvanised steel for corrosion resistance
• Shape: bow-shaped mounting bracket for even load distribution
• Application environment: suitable for indoor and outdoor use
• Function: mechanical anchoring and tensioning of cables, wires and small conduits

How to use

Select an appropriate mounting location on a solid substrate such as a wall, pole or structural member. Position the bow-shaped bracket so the curve faces the incoming cable or conductor and mark fixing points. Fasten the bracket with suitable anchors or bolts compatible with the mounting surface and expected load. Route the cable, wire or conduit across the bow and secure it with appropriate clamps, ties or tensioning hardware to achieve the required tension while avoiding sharp bends or abrasion points.

Usage recommendations

Use suitable corrosion-resistant fasteners and choose anchor types rated for the expected tensile load. Inspect installed brackets periodically for corrosion, loose fixings and wear on secured cables; replace components if damage or significant corrosion is observed.