Cable Clamps(1000+)

Getting the size right starts with measuring what you’re securing.

1. Measure the outside diameter of your cable bundle, hose, or conduit.
2. Match to the clamp’s stated size/ID. For cushioned clamps, allow a little space for the rubber liner.
3. If you’re between sizes, consider sizing up to avoid pinching.
4. Check mounting details like screw hole diameter and spacing to fit your surface hardware.
5. For wire rope clamps, select the clamp that matches your rope diameter.

On Walmart’s product pages, review the size chart/specs and use filters to narrow by diameter and type. A quick test fit can help before installing fully. Proper sizing can reduce strain and help extend the life of your cables and hoses.

It depends on your environment and the load.

• Nylon cable clamps: Lightweight, non-conductive, and easy to install for home, office, and electronics. They’re a solid pick for indoor runs and lighter bundles.
• Stainless steel (often cushioned): Sturdy and corrosion resistant for garages, vehicles, and damp or outdoor areas. The rubber liner helps reduce vibration and abrasion on hoses and cables.
• Zinc-plated/galvanized options: Typically fine for dry indoor spaces and general utility.

Consider temperature, moisture, UV exposure, and how much movement or vibration you expect. Check each Walmart listing’s material details and any usage notes, then choose accordingly. You can also filter by material on the category page and select pickup or delivery at checkout if available.

Look for wire rope cable clamps (often U-bolt with a saddle). Here’s how to choose and use them thoughtfully:

• Match the clamp size to your wire rope diameter for a secure fit.
• Use multiple clamps for a termination as commonly recommended; the exact number varies by rope size and application.
• Tighten evenly and recheck after loading; manufacturer instructions typically provide torque guidance.
• Avoid critical lifting unless the hardware is rated and permitted for that use. When in doubt, consult product documentation or a qualified professional.

Review the specifications and any included guidance on Walmart’s product pages, and select stainless or galvanized finishes based on your environment.

Cushioned stainless clamps are great for hoses, tubes, and cables where you want protection from abrasion.

1. Measure and mark your run so clamps are placed at sensible intervals for the weight and flexibility of the line.
2. Pre-drill pilot holes where needed and choose fasteners compatible with your surface (wood, metal, masonry) and the clamp’s hole size.
3. Wrap the clamp around the hose or bundle with the cushion fully contacting the surface, then snug the screw without crushing the liner.
4. Avoid sharp bends or placing clamps at stress points.
5. Recheck after a short period, especially in high-vibration areas.

Product pages on Walmart list dimensions and screw hole details to help you match hardware and plan your layout.

Match the clamp style to what you’re mounting:

• Hoses and soft tubing: Rubber-cushioned stainless clamps help reduce vibration and protect the surface.
• Rigid conduit or pipes: Two-hole pipe straps or metal U-shaped brackets offer firm support on studs, joists, or walls.
• Cable bundles: Nylon R-type clamps provide quick, tidy routing for low to moderate loads.

Check the outside diameter of your hose or conduit, confirm the clamp’s stated size, and review screw-hole dimensions to match your fasteners. For electrical work, follow local codes and select clamps designed for the conduit type and size. Walmart’s filters can help you sort by diameter, material, and pack size, with pickup and delivery options available at checkout.