Abstract: A holder for cables or conduits comprises a base of resilient plastics material having one or more clips formed integrally on one surface, each clip having two jaws for receiving a cable or conduit, and a supporting bracket to which the carrier is attached by a bolt or other fastener through a central aperture. The carrier is deformed when the fastener is tightened so that the jaws of the clips grasp the cable or conduit more tightly. The carrier is also removably mounted on the bracket by two mounting lugs positioned towards the end of the base. The lugs allow the carrier to be initially loosely mounted on the bracket so that the relative positions of the cables or conduits can be adjusted prior to final tightening of the connector.

Abstract: A floating caliper disc brake for a motor vehicle according to this disclosure comprises an anchor plate, a pair of brake pads mounted on the anchor plate and a caliper slidably mounted on the anchor plate by means of a pair of bolts or pins. The brake is constructed such that removal of one of the blots or pins enables the caliper to be pivoted on the other bolt or pin to a position in which it is clear of the brake pads to permit access to the brake pads and enable their replacement.