Υποδοχή καλωδίων DeLOCK 18328

The DeLOCK 18328 cable holder is a compact solution for organizing and securing cables on desks, workstations, or any surface where cable routing is needed. Made from thermoplastic rubber (TPR), this holder provides a balance of flexibility and grip to keep cables in place. The product measures 22 mm x 22 mm x 30 mm and is supplied as a pack of two in a grey and white color combination, offering a discreet option to reduce cable clutter while maintaining a neat appearance.

Advantages

Constructed from thermoplastic rubber (TPR), the DeLOCK 18328 offers durability and a soft-touch surface that helps prevent abrasion of cable jackets. Its compact dimensions allow placement in tight spaces or along edges without occupying significant space. The adhesive-backed design enables straightforward installation on a variety of surfaces, and the twin-pack provides multiple mounting points or spare holders for different cables.

Suitable for

• Managing USB, power and audio cables on desks and workstations
• Organizing charging cables near bedside tables or kitchen counters
• Securing short cable runs behind monitors, TVs, or AV equipment
• Preventing cable tangling in home office and small workstation setups

Key specifications

• Material: Thermoplastic Rubber (TPR)
• Dimensions: 22 mm x 22 mm x 30 mm
• Colour: Grey and White
• Pack quantity: 2 pieces

How to use

Clean the surface where the cable holder will be mounted to remove dust, oil and moisture for optimal adhesion. Peel off the protective film from the adhesive backing and press the holder firmly onto the surface for several seconds. Thread the cable into the holder’s channel and adjust its position as needed. For best results, allow the adhesive to bond without load for a short time before placing cables under tension.

Recommendations

If mounting on textured, painted or porous surfaces, test adhesion in a discreet area first. Avoid placing the holder where it would be exposed to continuous high temperatures or direct sunlight for extended periods, as extreme conditions can affect adhesive performance and material flexibility.