Epcom LP-RGCDP (5-Pack) Stainless Steel Fiber Cable Clamp Tool-Free

The Epcom LP-RGCDP is a stainless steel flat drop fiber cable clamp engineered for securing, anchoring, and tensioning flat fiber optic drop cable in telecommunications and networking infrastructure deployments. Sold in a convenient 5-pack, each clamp accommodates flat drop cables up to 8 mm in width and 3 mm in thickness, and is rated to withstand maximum tension loads exceeding 600N—providing a robust mechanical hold suited for aerial and outdoor fiber runs. The stainless steel construction delivers corrosion resistance and long-term mechanical integrity in exposed outdoor environments. A tool-free installation design reduces labor time and simplifies deployment across large-scale or high-volume fiber rollouts, while the compact form factor allows placement in space-constrained cable pathways and termination points.

Key features & benefits

• High-Tension Mechanical Rating — Each clamp is rated for maximum tension greater than 600N, making it well suited for demanding aerial and outdoor flat drop fiber applications where cable loads and environmental stress are a consistent factor.
• Stainless Steel Construction — Manufactured from stainless steel with a minimum hardness of HB greater than 165 and minimum elongation greater than 60%, delivering the durability and corrosion resistance required for long-term outdoor infrastructure installations.
• Precise Cable Dimension Compatibility — Designed to accommodate flat drop fiber optic cables with a width of up to 8 mm and a thickness of up to 3 mm, ensuring a secure and properly fitted clamp on standard flat drop cable profiles.
• Tool-Free Installation — The clamp's tool-free installation design streamlines deployment, reducing the need for specialized tooling and enabling faster installation across multi-drop fiber runs.
• 5-Pack Quantity — Each purchase includes five clamps, making the LP-RGCDP practical and cost-efficient for installers working on projects that require multiple anchor or tensioning points along a fiber run.
• Securing, Anchoring, and Tensioning Versatility — Purpose-built to handle multiple mechanical roles in a fiber installation—including cable securing, anchoring at termination or transition points, and tensioning—reducing the need for multiple hardware SKUs on a single project.