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New cable fastening systems provide secure, damage-free cable management
o matter the industry, effective cable management is crucial to maintaining a smooth and safe operational
environment. Ensuring cables are properly organised helps to prevent hazards, extend equipment lifespan and minimise clutter on the factory floor. For 65 years, Norelem has been developing innovative products and technologies designed to meet the demanding requirements of machine and plant construction environments. The company’s product range is made up of more than 100,000 products, from aluminium profiles to cross tables and cylindrical pins. Now, the company has launched four new product families of cable fastening systems featuring fastening tape technology, which provides quick, flexible bundling and securing solutions. “These systems offer significant
advantages, with our fastening tape providing constriction-free mounting, preventing damage to cable insulation,” says Marcus Schneck, Norelem CEO. “Both the fastening base and
tape are reusable, enabling flexible reorganisation without generating waste. Additionally, the fastening tape is self-extinguishing according to UL94-V2, and the fastening base meets the UL94-V0 standard, ensuring high safety standards.”
FLEXIBLE FASTENING Norelem’s new fastening base and tape system is designed for screw mounting wires, cables or hoses, enabling tool-free removal and insertion. The tape can be opened and closed hundreds of times, while also being suitable for direct mounting with countersunk screws. Described by the company as a ‘practical and adaptable’ solution, the tape is available in widths of 7.5, 10, 20 and 30mm, with lengths supporting clamping ranges from 4-100mm. As a result, the tape allows for easy adjustments and repositioning without
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extra tools alongside the customer- focused benefits of cost-effectiveness and environmental consciousness.
MOUNTING ON ALUMINIUM For those working with aluminium profiles, Norelem also offers a base with fastening tape designed for mounting on Type I and Type B aluminium profiles. This version can be attached across or parallel to the profile groove with a 45° right turn. Available in widths of 10mm and 20mm and three lengths, the base accommodates clamping ranges from 4-60mm. According to Norelem, the product integrates ‘seamlessly’ with aluminium profiles, providing a secure and adjustable cable management solution for profile-based systems. Additionally, the tool-free mounting options save time and effort, thereby enhancing productivity and ease of installation.
HOOK-AND-LOOP Another of Norelem’s new innovations is fastening tape on a roll made from high-quality polypropylene. This hook- and-loop tape roll offers a versatile solution for cable management, allowing customers to cut the tape to any length to fit specific needs. The
repeated use of the tape provides a flexible and sustainable option for organising cables. Available in seven widths, from 7.5-30mm, and in lengths of 15m or 25m, the tape can be easily cut to the desired size to offer flexibility for various applications.
EASY BUNDLING Finally, the company’s new fastening strap features high-quality fastening tape with a welded plastic eyelet, making it easy to bundle and secure cables and wires. At 20mm wide and available in lengths from 170-600mm, the strap provides customers with the ability to choose the dimensions that meet their specific requirements, ensuring convenient and reliable cabling. Schneck adds: “These features
mean that our customers benefit from secure, damage-free cable management that is environmentally conscious, adhering to high safety standards, while adding value to our customers by ensuring long-term performance and reliability in various applications.”
For more information visit
www.norelem.co.uk
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