Kábelkapocs Fischer 58155

The Fischer 58155 cable clamp is an easy-to-assemble, cost-effective solution for fixing light cables and small pipes with a maximum bundle diameter of 1.3 cm. Made from durable, flame-retardant nylon, this combined plug-screw-clamp unit enables direct attachment to concrete and solid brick without a separate screw. The slim white clamp is suitable for temperatures from -20 °C to +80 °C and is halogen- and silicone-free.

Advantages

The integrated design combines anchor, screw and clamp in a single component, reducing the number of parts and shortening installation time. Its slim geometry minimises protrusion and saves space, while the range of cable diameters covered by the clamp reduces the need for multiple sizes in stock. The long-lasting nylon material is flame resistant and free of halogens and silicone, allowing year-round use, including in frosty conditions.

Suitable for

• Fixing single cables and small cable bundles up to 1.3 cm diameter
• Attaching light conduits and small pipes to concrete and solid brick
• Indoor cable management in residential and commercial installations

Key specifications

• Brand: FISCHER
• Model / MPN: 58155
• EAN: 4006209581551
• Material: Nylon (flame resistant, halogen- and silicone-free)
• Colour: White
• Maximum bundle diameter: 1.3 cm
• Pack quantity: 100 pieces
• Temperature range after installation: -20 °C to +80 °C

How to use

Drill a hole in the base material suitable for the clamp size, insert the ClipFix plus element so the clasp is flush with the surface and the teeth engage. The clamp sets into the drill hole without an additional screw; the locking catch provides the clamping force to hold the element in place. Place the cable bundle into the strap and close the clasp to secure the cable.

Recommendations

Recommended loads (including required safety factor): cable strap up to 6 kg; twin clamp and single clamp versions up to 11 kg. Use suitable drill bit and hole depth for the base material. For maximum performance, avoid exposure to chemicals that could degrade nylon and follow local installation standards.