Zemex screw-shackle hanger NK 41111A — model 41111A, mountable screw and shackle fixing

Zemex screw-shackle hanger NK 41111A is a compact fastening accessory designed to secure cables, conduits or small assemblies to walls and structural surfaces. The model provides a simple mechanical mounting point using either a screw or a shackle-style clamp, enabling a stable support for routing or suspending lightweight electrical and telecom components. The design suits installations where a discrete, reliable anchor is required without large mounting footprints.

Advantages

The screw-shackle hanger offers a compact footprint and versatile attachment options, supporting both screw and shackle fixing methods. Its mechanical clamp provides a stable, vibration-resistant hold that helps maintain neat cable routing and reduces strain on terminations. The product is suitable for confined spaces and straightforward to install with common hand tools, providing a durable mounting point for repeated use in maintenance or reconfiguration tasks.

Suitable for

• Fixed cable routing along walls and ceilings
• Securing small conduits and flexible tubing
• Mounting lightweight telecom components and sensor assemblies
• Temporary or permanent attachment points in electrical installations

Key specifications

• Mounting method: screw or shackle-style clamp
• Application: cable and small assembly support for wall or structure installation
• Design: compact mechanical hanger for discrete mounting
• Typical environments: electrical, telecom and general-purpose installations

How to use

Position the hanger at the desired mounting point on a solid surface and secure it using an appropriate screw for the substrate. Place the cable, conduit or assembly within the shackle-style clamp and fasten the clamp to achieve a firm hold without over-compressing the cable insulation. Verify alignment and load distribution so the hanger supports the routed elements without undue stress on connectors or terminations.

Usage recommendations

Choose screws suitable for the mounting surface (masonry, wood or metal) and ensure the hanger is rated for the load and environment. Avoid overtightening the clamp to prevent damage to cable jackets; use cable protection sleeves where sharp edges may be present. For outdoor or corrosive environments, select appropriate corrosion-resistant fasteners and inspect mounting points periodically.