Tools
Installation hardware for structured cabling work: J-hooks and batwing clips, hook-and-loop strap and wrap, beam clamps, D-rings, cable hangers, rack support bars, and cable ducts with covers.
Support spacing and bend radius are what keep a certified install certified. J-hooks carry bundles across a ceiling void without the point loading that a cable tie on a bar produces, and hook-and-loop wrap tensions a bundle without crushing the pairs the way a nylon tie pulled tight will. Wall plates and blank panels are stocked here too.
Hook and Loop Cable Strap Tape, 50 ft
packs to 5
Keystone Wall Plates for Network Jacks
packs to 50
1U 19 in Rack Cable Support Bar, 5 Pack
packs to 5
Cable Management Duct with Cover
1U 24-Finger – 2U 12-Fingerpacks to 5
Stainless Wall Plate with Water Seal
packs to 50
Blank Panel for Keystone Jack Ports
1U, 12 Port – 3U, 48 Portpacks to 5
Blank Rack Panel for Server Racks
1U – 4Upacks to 5
Cable Hanger, Medium, 5 Pack
packs to 5
Jaw Opening Beam Clamp, 3/4 in, 100 Pack
packs to 100
Cable Management Ring Cover
1U, Metal Ring – 2U, Metal Ringpacks to 5
Hook and Loop Cable Strap Tape
6" – 12"packs to 250
Hook and Loop Wrap Straps, Black 8 in
packs to 500
Hook and Loop Wrap Straps, Assorted Colors
4'' – 8''packs to 300
Cable Management D-Rings for Racks
2 Inch – 5 Inchpacks to 250
Batwing J-Hook with Flange Clip
1-5/16 Inch – 3/4 Inchpacks to 125
Ceiling J-Hook Cable Support
1-5/16 Inch – 4 Inchpacks to 125
J-Hook Cable Support for Cable Runs
1-5/16 Inch – 4 Inchpacks to 125
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Questions about Tools
What do I need to support a cable run through a ceiling?
J-hooks or batwing J-hooks carry bundles across the ceiling void, beam clamps fix supports to structural steel, and hook-and-loop wrap holds the bundle together without crushing it. For racks, add D-rings, cable ducts and support bars to route patch cables.
Why use hook-and-loop wrap instead of cable ties on data cable?
A tightened cable tie puts point pressure on the cable jacket, which can affect performance. Hook-and-loop wrap holds a bundle without crushing it and can be reopened for moves, adds and changes.