Value Collection BD-32588 Steel Cable Clamp 25-pack

Product Description

The VALUE COLLECTION BD-32588 is a steel cable clamp designed to secure wire bundles, conduit, or tubing to a surface using a standard fastener. Built for black-finish applications, this clamp accommodates a maximum bundle diameter of 5/16 inches and mounts through a 1/4-inch hole. The clamp body measures 5/8 inches wide and is constructed from steel for durable, long-term hold in both indoor and light industrial environments. Electricians, HVAC technicians, and plumbers commonly use clamps of this type when routing and organizing wire harnesses, refrigerant tubing, or small-diameter pipe runs along framing, panels, or equipment enclosures. This listing includes a package of 25 clamps.

The BD-32588 suits residential and light commercial service work where neat, secure wire or tubing management is required. The fastener-mount design allows quick installation to wood, metal, or composite substrates. Its rated minimum operating temperature of -20 degrees F makes it suitable for unheated spaces, outdoor enclosures, and refrigeration equipment areas where cold exposure is a factor. The black finish blends with common wiring and conduit in electrical and HVAC panel work.

Key Features

• Steel construction provides rigid hold for wire bundles, tubing, and conduit
• Maximum bundle diameter of 5/16 inches fits standard small-diameter wire harnesses and tubing
• 1/4-inch mounting hole accepts common fasteners for quick surface attachment
• Black finish for clean appearance in visible panel and enclosure installations
• Rated for use down to -20 degrees F, suitable for cold environments and refrigeration applications
• Sold in a package of 25 for multi-point routing and bundling projects

Compatibility

Designed as a general-purpose fastener-mount cable clamp suitable for use in electrical, HVAC, plumbing, and light industrial wire and tubing management applications.

Installation Notes

Installation is typically performed by electricians, HVAC technicians, or plumbers during rough-in or service work. Power down all circuits and isolate any systems before securing wire bundles or tubing lines. Use an appropriately sized fastener for the substrate material to ensure the clamp seats flush and does not shift under vibration. Follow applicable NEC or local electrical code requirements when routing and securing conductors.