This LV Automotive 16 mm cable clamp keeps a 16 mm cable or conduit locked to a chassis rail or bulkhead so your wiring stays put over corrugations. A 15 mm wide strap spreads the grip on the loom, cutting down on pinch points around the outer sheath. The 6.4 mm mounting hole lines up with common bolts and screws so you can match it to the hardware already in your kit. The clamp uses a mild steel band teamed with an EPDM rubber liner, so the metal carries the load while the rubber cushions the cable. That 16 mm rubber cradle helps shield insulation from rubbing against metal edges on trailers or boats. Each pack brings 10 clamps which is a smart buy for tidying a full wiring run. Bolt them along chassis rails and you are ready to get out there again.

• Internal clamp size 16 mm for cable or conduit
• Strap width 15 mm to spread clamping load
• Single 6.4 mm mounting hole for fasteners
• Mild steel band provides solid mechanical support
• EPDM rubber liner cushions and protects insulation
• Suitable for general wiring and cable management
• Sold as a pack of 10 identical clamps
• Useful on trailers vehicles and marine setups
• Helps keep wiring runs neat and secure
• Compatible with common M6 style bolts or screws

Q: What size cable suits this 16 mm clamp?

This clamp suits cable or conduit around 16 mm outside diameter. The 16 mm size refers to the internal diameter of the EPDM rubber cradle, which wraps around the outside of the cable. If your loom measures close to 16 mm over the insulation it will seat firmly. Oversized cables may not close properly inside the strap.

Q: What type of fastener fits the 6.4 mm hole?

The clamp takes a fastener with a shank around 6.4 mm diameter. That size lines up with common M6 bolts or similar screws used on trailers, vehicles and marine fit-outs. Choosing a matching washer under the head helps spread the load on the clamp tongue. Stainless or zinc-plated hardware is usually picked for outdoor installs.

Q: Can these clamps be used in marine environments?

These clamps use a mild steel band with an EPDM rubber liner. Many people use this style around boats and trailers, but the mild steel band can corrode if left in constant saltwater exposure. Pairing the clamp with suitable protective coatings and regular rinsing will help. Stainless hardware can also assist around high-moisture areas.

Q: How many clamps come in one purchase?

Each purchase includes a pack of 10 clamps. That quantity is handy for securing a full wiring run along a chassis rail or bulkhead. Using multiple clamps at sensible spacing helps support the loom and reduces movement. Planning the route first makes it easier to work out how many packs you need.