Abstract: A dual spacing clamp tie includes a rotatable locking head and two flexible straps extending outwardly in opposite directions from the locking head. The straps are insertable through the locking head to form two, spaced loops that can be used to secure items in spaced, parallel relationship to each other. A pair of releasable pawls in the locking head secures the straps around the items to be secured. An aperture may be provided through the locking head or adjacent the locking head for securing the dual spacing clamp tie to a mounting structure such as a threaded stud. An additional pawl mechanism may be provided within the aperture to secure the clamp tie to the mounting stud. Alternatively, a nut or other fastener may be used to secure the clamp tie to the mounting stud.

Abstract: A mounting assembly for securing one or more elongated items to a structural member. In one embodiment, the assembly may include a saddle mount device, a button head cable tie and may include one or more conventional cable ties. The saddle mount has at least one primary funnel-shaped aperture and may include additional apertures. The button head cable tie secures or cradles the elongate items to the saddle mount and secures the saddle mount to the structural member. The saddle mount base mates with the structural member. The resulting assembly holds the items in a spaced-apart relationship from the structural member. The conventional cable ties may be used to secure additional items to the saddle mount. Alternate embodiments include an integral or separate mounting member to affix the mounting assembly to the structural member.

Abstract: A dual spacing clamp tie includes a rotatable locking head and two flexible straps extending outwardly in opposite directions from the locking head. The straps are insertable through the locking head to form two, spaced loops that can be used to secure items in spaced, parallel relationship to each other. A pair of releasable pawls in the locking head secures the straps around the items to be secured. An aperture may be provided through the locking head or adjacent the locking head for securing the dual spacing clamp tie to a mounting structure such as a threaded stud. An additional pawl mechanism may be provided within the aperture to secure the clamp tie to the mounting stud. Alternatively, a nut or other fastener may be used to secure the clamp tie to the mounting stud.

Abstract: A mounting assembly for securing one or more elongated items to a structural member. In one embodiment, the assembly may include a saddle mount device, a button head cable tie and may include one or more conventional cable ties. The saddle mount has at least one primary funnel-shaped aperture and may include additional apertures. The button head cable tie secures or cradles the elongate items to the saddle mount and secures the saddle mount to the structural member. The saddle mount base mates with the structural member. The resulting assembly holds the items in a spaced-apart relationship from the structural member. The conventional cable ties may be used to secure additional items to the saddle mount. Alternate embodiments include an integral or separate mounting member to affix the mounting assembly to the structural member.

Abstract: A dual swivel saddle spacer assembly for use in securing and spacing a first bundle to a second bundle in angular crossing relationship to another. The assembly includes at least one saddle support member supported by and rotatable relative to a pivot pin member. Two saddle supports may be interposed between a rotatable pivotal pin. The pivot pin may comprise a separate structure or it may be integral to one of the saddle support members. The assembly includes one or more elongate slotted openings for receiving a securing device such as a conventional cable tie.

Abstract: A dual spacing clamp tie includes a locking head and two flexible straps extending outwardly in opposite directions from the locking head. The straps are insertable through the locking head to form two, spaced loops that can be used to secure items in spaced, parallel relationship to each other. A pair of releasable pawls in the locking head secures the straps around the items to be secured. An aperture through the locking head is provided for securing the dual spacing clamp tie to a mounting structure such as a threaded stud. An additional pawl mechanism is provided within the aperture to secure the clamp tie to the mounting stud. A nut or other fastener can be used to further secure the clamp tie to the mounting stud. If desired, the additional pawl mechanism can be configured to permit insertion of the mounting element into the aperture from one end only. The locking head may be bifurcated wherein one of the halves contains the aperture for securing the dual spacing clamp tie to the mounting structure.

Abstract: The present invention discloses a new and efficient apparatus with purpose of transporting individual cable ties to a workpiece area where an individual cable tie is directed to surround and cinch a workpiece within the workpiece area. Further this apparatus has the purpose to sever and dispose of surplus cable tie portions, and carrier strips as well as unwanted workpiece length.