Product Overview
Half-Loop Wire Retainer Fasteners with #8 Clearance Hole - Matte Tin Plated Steel
Condition
Unused new old stock (NOS). Individual parts are in clean physical condition with intact matte tin plating and show no signs of prior installation. Sold each.
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Product Overview
Zierick 78-169-MT is a half-loop screw-mount steel cable clamp designed for securing wiring bundles, tubing, and small harnesses to chassis panels. Manufactured from 0.032-inch thick steel with a matte tin finish, it provides rigid mechanical routing and corrosion resistance.
Key Features
- 0.169 in (4.29 mm) holding diameter for wire bundles and small tubing
- Mounting hole sized for #8 screw clearance
- Formed from 0.032 in (0.81 mm) thick steel
- Matte tin plating over steel base
- Overall dimensions: 0.688 in (17.48 mm) length by 0.375 in (9.53 mm) width
- Half-loop open design allows quick wire insertion before fastening
Applications
- Securing wiring harnesses to metal chassis and enclosure walls
- Routing power leads and signal wiring in custom audio amplifiers and power supplies
- Managing sensor cabling on 3D printers, CNC routers, and robotics platforms
- Anchoring small pneumatic lines or wiring runs in automotive and hobby projects
Frequently Asked Questions
What size mounting hardware does this clamp require?
The mounting hole is sized with clearance for a standard #8 screw.
What is the maximum bundle size this clip can hold?
The formed retention arc has a holding diameter of 0.169 inches (4.29 mm), suitable for individual cables, paired conductors, or small harnesses.
What part numbers interchange with Zierick 78-169-MT?
This component interchanges with pro-POWER 78-169-MT and Newark SKU 50N456, sharing identical steel construction and 0.169-inch holding geometry. The price per piece drops at each step in the price-break table on this page.
A formed steel loop and a single screw hole: simple hardware that keeps loose wiring from turning into a troubleshooting headache. Bolt it down, route your harness, and get back to building.
