Cable Clamps

Cable clamps route, support, and secure cable, hose, wire rope, and tubing along a surface. From cushioned P-clips that protect a routed line to U-bolt wire rope clamps that form load-bearing loops, they keep runs organized and strain-relieved. We stock cable clamps in steel and stainless across common types and sizes.

Clamp Types

Cushioned P-clips (loop clamps): a rubber- or vinyl-lined loop that cradles and protects a cable or hose where it mounts to a surface — prevents chafing and vibration damage. Wire rope clamps (cable clamps): U-bolt clamps that grip wire rope to form eyes and secure loops in rigging. Plain loop clamps: unlined metal loops for general routing. Choose by whether you're protecting a routed line or forming a load-bearing wire-rope connection.

Wire Rope Clamp Note

For wire rope, the number and orientation of clamps matters for a safe load-bearing termination — the saddle goes on the live (load) side, never the dead end ("never saddle a dead horse"), and multiple clamps are used per the rope size. Follow rigging guidelines for safe terminations.

Materials

Steel (zinc plated) for general use and stainless for corrosion resistance in marine, outdoor, and washdown environments. Cushioned clamps add rubber/vinyl/EPDM liners. Match to the environment and the cable being secured.

Selecting the Right Cable Clamp

Match the clamp's diameter to your cable, hose, or rope, and the type to the function — cushioned P-clips for protected routing, wire rope clamps for rigging terminations. Choose stainless for corrosive environments and cushioned styles to prevent chafe. For load-bearing wire rope, follow proper clamp count and orientation.

Use the filters to narrow by diameter, type, and material. Orders before 12 PM ET ship same day.