L H Dottie Co SL45250I 45 Degree Insulated Staple

Product Description

The L H Dottie Co SL45250I is a 45-degree insulated staple designed for securing cables and conductors at angled routing points. The insulated construction protects wire jacketing from abrasion and reduces the risk of insulation damage at the fastening point. At 2.5 inches in size, this staple is suited for medium-diameter cables and conduit runs where a 45-degree entry angle is required. Electricians and low-voltage installers reach for this type of hardware when routing cables along framing members, joists, or wall surfaces where straight-on staples would not align with the cable path.

This staple is used in residential and light commercial electrical installations where cables must be secured at off-axis angles. Typical applications include securing NM cable, coaxial cable, or low-voltage wiring along angled framing surfaces or around corners. The insulated collar prevents direct metal-to-metal contact between the staple and the conductor, which is a common code requirement for certain cable types. This hardware accessory is sold individually and is intended for use by licensed electricians or experienced installers.

Key Features

• 45-degree angle design accommodates angled cable routing without bending or stressing the conductor
• Insulated construction protects cable jacketing from abrasion and damage at the fastening point
• 2.5-inch size fits medium-diameter cables and wiring runs
• Sold as a single unit for flexible ordering quantities
• Hardware accessory category suitable for a range of electrical installation scenarios

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style insulated staple for general electrical wiring installations requiring 45-degree cable fastening at 2.5 inches.

Installation Notes

Installation is typically performed by a licensed electrician in accordance with NEC requirements for cable support and securing intervals. Power down the circuit before securing any conductors to avoid accidental contact. Drive the staple flush without overtightening, as crushing the insulation collar can damage the cable jacket beneath. Verify that staple sizing matches the outer diameter of the cable being secured.