A holder comprises a base plate having a hooking projection on the inner side of one end thereof, a bent piece bent inwardly of the base plate and integrally connected to the other end of the base plate, and a pressing piece folded into between the bent piece and the base plate and integrally connected to the end of the bent piece. A holding space is formed between the base plate and the pressing piece.
A cable support or hanger for holding cable or wiring above suspended ceilings comprises a single piece of wire configured to have an upturned U at its upper end to hold the cable. One leg of the U bends sharply downwardly and the wire then angles over to a first straight portion and thereafter angles back to a second straight portion. The wire then terminates in a toe. The hanger is adapted to be wrapped by hand onto a support wire of a suspended ceiling and firmly engage the support wire with a multiplicity of contact points that prevent sliding and/or disengagement.
An aerial cable spacer is provided with a cable retainer. The cable retainer includes a cable retaining arm. A mid portion of the cable retaining arm includes a fulcrum point. The fulcrum point engages and exerts a force on the cable as the cable retaining arm bends to a closed position. In the closed position, the bent arm maintains a force on the cable.
A digital voice and/or data communication cable hanger provides a saddle support on a shaft fastened to a ceiling or beams or side wall by an integral fastening loop at one end. The other end of the hanger is shaped into a support loop for the cable. A saddle having the support shaft running through it closes the support loop to prevent cable from slipping out. The cable hanger is made by a tool using a rotating spool designed to shape the rigid shaft into a fastening loop at one end and a support loop at the other end. A second support loop can be selectively attached to the shaft between its ends.
A digital voice and/or data communication cable hanger provides a saddle support on a shaft fastened to a ceiling or beams or side wall by an integral fastening loop at one end. The other end of the hanger is shaped into a support loop for the cable. A saddle having the support shaft running through it closes the support loop to prevent cable from slipping out. The cable hanger is made by a tool using a rotating spool designed to shape the rigid shaft into a fastening loop at one end and a support loop at the other end. A second support loop can be selectively attached to the shaft between its ends.
