4Cabling CableDrop silicone clamp for cable management

Wednesday, 08 August, 2012 | Supplied by: 4Cabling Pty Ltd

IT solutions company 4Cabling has introduced the CableDrop to its line of cable management products.

With easy-to-apply self-adhesive 3M backing, the re-usable silicone rubber mounts allow users to attach cables to virtually any surface, keeping them fixed in place and out of the way.

CableDrop clamps are available in packets of six. They are easy to use - just peel off the self-adhesive backing and stick the silicone mount to any surface.

Online: www.4cabling.com.au
Phone: 02 9565 4077

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