This LV Automotive 16mm S/S Cable Clamp kit locks down 16 mm cable or conduit with a 15 mm wide band and 6.4 mm bolt hole so you can tidy wiring on canopies trays and trailers. A pack of 10 clamps gives enough gear to run a small loom along chassis rails or inside a toolbox without loose cables rubbing on metal. Grade W3 stainless steel handles road spray and grit while the EPDM rubber liner protects insulation from vibration between -35°C and 100°C. Softened band edges help stop the clamp chewing into PVC jackets once the M6 bolt is pulled tight. Reinforced tips keep the band shape when you crank the hardware down on brackets or body panels. It is smart buy gear for anyone who wants wiring to stay put from the bush to the beach.

• Internal clamp size suited to 16mm cable or conduit
• 15mm band width spreads load on mounting surface
• 6.4mm mounting hole matches common M6 hardware
• Grade W3 stainless steel band for corrosion resistance
• EPDM rubber liner cushions cable and reduces vibration
• Temperature rating from -35°C to 100°C
• Reinforced band tips help clamp keep its shape under tension
• Softened band edges reduce risk of damage to insulation
• Supplied as a pack of 10 retaining clamps
• Suitable for securing wiring looms along chassis rails and panels

Q: What cable size suits the LV Automotive 16mm S/S Cable Clamp?

These clamps suit cable or conduit around 16mm outside diameter. That includes many common twin-core and multi-core sheathed cables used in 12V setups. If the cable is slightly smaller the EPDM liner still grips it well. For larger cable diameters a bigger clamp size is recommended.

Q: What bolt size fits the 6.4mm clamp hole?

The 6.4mm hole is suited to standard M6 bolts or screws. This means you can mount the clamp using typical automotive hardware already used on canopies and trailers. Using M6 fasteners gives solid clamping force. Washers can be added if you are mounting to softer materials.

Q: Can these cable clamps handle engine bay temperatures?

Yes they are rated from -35°C to 100°C. That range covers most locations in a typical engine bay or under-vehicle wiring run. EPDM rubber keeps its properties through this range. Stainless steel banding helps maintain tension without distortion.

Q: Are the band edges safe for softer cable jackets?

The band includes softened edges to reduce the chance of cutting into insulation. This is helpful when you tension the M6 bolt firmly against bodywork. The EPDM liner adds another protective layer between the band and the cable. Correct sizing still matters so match the clamp to the cable diameter.