P-Clamp

A P-clamp, also known as a pipe clamp or cable clamp, is a device used to secure and organize cables, wires, or tubes in various applications. It is called a P-clamp due to its shape, resembling the letter "P." P-clamps are commonly made of metal or plastic and feature a loop or channel that holds the cable or pipe securely in place.

P-clamps typically have a mounting base with holes or slots for screws or other fasteners, allowing them to be attached to a surface such as a wall, panel, or chassis. The cable or pipe is inserted into the loop or channel of the P-clamp, and the clamp is then tightened to secure the item in place. This helps prevent cables or pipes from dangling, getting tangled, or experiencing excessive stress or strain. P-clamps are widely used in various industries, including automotive, aerospace, electrical, and telecommunications, among others. They are particularly useful for managing wiring harnesses, brake lines, fuel lines, hydraulic hoses, and other similar components.

Overall, P-clamps provide a convenient and efficient solution for organizing and securing cables, pipes, or tubes, contributing to improved safety, aesthetics, and maintenance in various applications.