Kabelska sponka DeLOCK 66445 srebrna

The DeLOCK 66445 cable clamp in silver is a metal fastening solution for organizing and securing small cable bundles with a maximum diameter of 1.1 cm. With a compact footprint (25 mm width, 36 mm depth and 17 mm height) it provides a stable hold while occupying minimal space, suitable for desktop, behind-equipment or under-desk installations. The silver finish integrates unobtrusively with most interiors and equipment housings.

Advantages

Constructed from metal for durability and long-term mechanical stability, this cable clamp resists deformation under normal loads and keeps cables aligned. Its compact dimensions allow discreet mounting in confined areas while maintaining a reliable grip on cable bundles up to 1.1 cm in diameter. The silver colour offers a neutral appearance that pairs well with a wide range of devices and furniture.

Suitable for

• Organizing power and data cables behind PCs and monitors
• Securing small bundles under desks and in cable trays
• Fixing cables along walls or inside equipment cabinets
• Use in home offices, corporate workstations and AV installations

Key specifications

• Material: metal
• Colour: silver
• Maximum bundle diameter: 1.1 cm
• Width: 25 mm
• Depth: 36 mm
• Height: 17 mm

How to use

Position the clamp around the cable bundle ensuring the total diameter does not exceed 1.1 cm. Secure the clamp to the chosen surface using appropriate fasteners (screws, adhesive strips or mounting hardware suitable for the installation surface — not supplied). Verify the clamp is tightened sufficiently to prevent slipping but not so tight as to deform cable insulation. When routing multiple clamps, space them evenly to maintain cable alignment and reduce strain on connectors.

Recommendations

For best results, choose mounting locations that avoid sharp bends and allow some slack near connectors. Select fastening hardware compatible with the mounting surface and check periodically that clamps remain secure, especially in high-traffic or vibration-prone environments.