Cable support assembly
AssigneePreformed Line Products Company
InventorThomas E. Sherman
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AssigneePreformed Line Products Company
InventorThomas E. Sherman
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A cable support assembly including first and second generally mating body members formed of a rigid, dielectric material. A bore defined between the mating body members to receive a cushion member is formed of a dielectric material substantially less rigid than the body member material. Outwardly extending flanges on the cushion member prevent axial movement relative to the body. Similarly, a cooperating tab and notch prevent axial movement between the mating body members. An enlarged boss is formed entirely within the first body member to facilitate a method of stringing cable. The first body member is secured to an associated support structure and the second body member positioned in close proximity. A cable is strung between the body members, the cushion member than received around the cable, and the first and second body members brought into mating engagement.
A cable support assembly adapted for securing a fiber optic cable to an associated structure, the cable support assembly comprising:
A cable support assembly adapted for securing a fiber optic cable to an associated structure, the cable support assembly comprising:
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