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Stainless Steel Cable Cleats.

Identimark stainless steel cable cleats secure, retain and support cables at intervals along their length, and hold them in place when a short-circuit fault hits. Made from 316L stainless steel with a halogen-free low smoke liner, the range covers trefoil (IM-TC) and single (IM-SC) formations. Type tested to IEC 61914:2015, classified Composite, Very Heavy, with the HT type short-circuit tested to 259 kA peak.

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Benefits

Tested for fault conditions

Type tested to IEC 61914:2015 and BS EN 50368, with short-circuit withstand up to 259 kA peak on the HT type.

Built for harsh environments

316L stainless steel suits coastal, corrosive and exposed sites. SS 304 is available on request.

Trefoil and single formation

IM-TC trefoil cleats for cables from 17 to 128 mm, and IM-SC single cleats for cables from 28 to 150 mm.

Cable protection built in

A halogen-free low smoke, low fume liner positions the cable and protects its sheath.

Heavy-duty classification

Classified Composite, Very Heavy, with 20 J impact resistance at 400 mm.

Planned around your outage

We plan cleat supply against your outage and energisation dates, so the hardware is on site when the window opens.

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Specifications

Tested for fault conditions

Type tested to IEC 61914:2015 and BS EN 50368, with short-circuit withstand up to 259 kA peak on the HT type.

Built for harsh environments

316L stainless steel suits coastal, corrosive and exposed sites. SS 304 is available on request.

Trefoil and single formation

IM-TC trefoil cleats for cables from 17 to 128 mm, and IM-SC single cleats for cables from 28 to 150 mm.

Cable protection built in

A halogen-free low smoke, low fume liner positions the cable and protects its sheath.

Heavy-duty classification

Classified Composite, Very Heavy, with 20 J impact resistance at 400 mm.

Planned around your outage

We plan cleat supply against your outage and energisation dates, so the hardware is on site when the window opens.

FAQs.

What is the difference between a cable cleat and a cable clamp?

A cable cleat is tested to hold cables in place under short-circuit fault forces. A clamp or clip supports cables in normal service and usually carries no short-circuit rating.

What standards are these cleats tested to?

IEC 61914:2015 and BS EN 50368. They are classified Composite, Very Heavy. IEC 61914 test documentation is available for the applicable configurations.

What short-circuit current can they withstand?

Up to 259 kA peak on the HT type. The rating you need depends on the prospective fault current at the cable location, cable size and cleat spacing. Talk to us with your fault study figures.

Which formation do I need?

Use IM-TC trefoil cleats for three single-core cables bundled in trefoil, and IM-SC single cleats for cables run individually.

What cable sizes do you cover?

Trefoil cleats suit cable diameters from 17 to 128 mm. Single cleats suit 28 to 150 mm. Special sizes are available on request.

What are the lead times?

Cleat lead times across the market have stretched as global battery demand grows. Give us your outage or energisation date when the scope is set, and we'll plan supply against it.

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Hold the line when the fault hits.

Tell us your cable size, formation and outage date, and we'll match the cleat and plan the supply.