This LV Automotive 10 mm cable clamp pack keeps wiring tidy along trays, guards, and bulkheads with an internal diameter of 10 mm and a band width of 15 mm. Each clamp uses a 6.4 mm fixing hole so you can match it with standard bolts on trailers, boats, or 4WD builds. A pack of 10 suits small lighting runs or accessory looms without leaving random sizes in the toolbox. The clamp uses a mild steel strap for strength, backed by an EPDM rubber liner around the 10 mm bore to protect cable jackets from hard edges. The 15 mm wide band spreads the load on thin panels, handy on ute tubs and marine lockers. The 6.4 mm hole lines up well with common stainless or zinc fasteners, so you can get out there and tackle wiring jobs with solid, matched hardware in one simple kit.

• Internal clamp diameter of 10 mm for single cables
• 15 mm wide band for stable panel contact
• 6.4 mm mounting hole suits common hardware sizes
• Mild steel strap construction for solid mechanical support
• EPDM rubber liner cushions and protects cable insulation
• Pack of 10 clamps for complete small wiring jobs
• Suitable for marine, trailer, and vehicle wiring layouts
• Simple two-ear design for bolt or screw fastening
• Black EPDM lining helps reduce cable abrasion
• Compact clamp profile fits tight mounting spaces

Q: What cable size suits this 10 mm clamp?

This clamp suits cables or conduit with an outside diameter close to 10 mm. The EPDM rubber liner gives a snug seat around the 10 mm internal diameter without biting into the insulation. If your cable is much smaller it may not sit firmly in the strap. Oversized cable will be difficult to close and may stress the band.

Q: What type of fastener should I use with the 6.4 mm hole?

Use bolts or screws with a shank diameter close to 6.4 mm. Common choices include M6 bolts or similar gauge self-tapping screws in metal or timber structures. The flat mounting ears on the mild steel strap sit well under a washer if you need extra support. Match the fastener material to your environment to limit corrosion.

Q: Can these clamps be used in marine wiring setups?

Yes, these clamps are suitable for typical marine wiring layouts. The EPDM rubber liner helps separate the cable from the mild steel band and mounting surface. Many users fit them on alloy or painted steel structures in cabins and lockers. Always pair them with appropriate marine-grade fasteners and sealing practices for harsh salt exposure.

Q: How many clamps do I need for a cable run?

This pack supplies ten clamps, which suits shorter accessory looms. A common approach is to support a cable every few hundred millimetres along flat runs. Tighter spacing can help control movement near bends or heavy sections. Plan the route first, count your fixing points, and add a spare or two for future changes.