Abstract: A cable holder for attaching cables to a support structure is in the form of a one-piece plate having first and second functional portions disposed side by side and extending in the longitudinal direction of the holder. The first portion is provided with a plurality of transverse slots disposed in parallel spaced relation along the length of the holder. The plate is made of plastic material and is provided with indicator markings spaced uniformly along one or both longitudinal edges of the plate so that the plate can be severed at the indicator markings to obtain plate segments of determined size. The first and second portions can lie in a common plane or be offset by a step or be at right angles to one another.

Abstract: A cable holder for attaching cables to a support structure, wherein the cable holder has a mounting bracket attachable to a support structure and a cable supporting portion extending at an angle from the mounting bracket at an edge thereof. The cable supporting portion has a bottom portion for supporting the cables, and two end portions extending upwardly from the bottom portion, and having openings through which a cable connector can pass for securing the cables to the holder. Two cylindrical pins are provided on the mounting bracket in proximity to the end portions and face in a direction away from the cable supporting portion. The mounting bracket has a mounting hole for a fastener at a distance from the pins, the cable holder is secured to the support structure by the fastener while the pins engage a support edge of the support structure to prevent rotation of the cable holder around the fastener.

Abstract: A cable holder for attachment of cables in a vehicle structure is formed as an elongated plate provided with indicator markings at predetermined spacing along longitudinal edges of the plate so that the plate can be divided into plate segments of determined length at the markings. Two rows of retainer elements which form open loops at the upper surface of the plate are provided. The retainer elements are adapted to secure the connectors of the cables to the plate. The retainer elements in one row are longitudinally offset from the retainer elements of the other row such that a retainer element in one row extends between two retainer elements in the other row.

Abstract: A cable holder for attachment of cables in a vehicle structure is formed as an elongated plate provided with indicator markings at predetermined spacing along longitudinal edges of the plate so that the plate can be divided into plate segments of determined length at the markings. Two rows of retainer elements which form open loops at the upper surface of the plate are provided. The retainer elements are adapted to secure the connectors of the cables to the plate. The retainer elements in one row are longitudinally offset from the retainer elements of the other row such that a retainer element in one row extends between two retainer elements in the other row.

Abstract: A cable holder for attaching cables to a support structure is in the form of a one-piece plate having first and second functional portions disposed side by side and extending in the longitudinal direction of the holder. The first portion is provided with a plurality of transverse slots disposed in parallel spaced relation along the length of the holder. The plate is made of plastic material and is provided with indicator markings spaced uniformly along one or both longitudinal edges of the plate so that the plate can be severed at the indicator markings to obtain plate segments of determined size. The first and second portions can lie in a common plane or be offset by a step or be at right angles to one another.

Abstract: A cable holder for attaching cables to a support structure, wherein the cable holder has a mounting bracket attachable to a support structure and a cable supporting portion extending at an angle from the mounting bracket at an edge thereof. The cable supporting portion has a bottom portion for supporting the cables, and two end portions extending upwardly from the bottom portion, and having openings through which a cable connector can pass for securing the cables to the holder. Two cylindrical pins are provided on the mounting bracket in proximity to the end portions and face in a direction away from the cable supporting portion. The mounting bracket has a mounting hole for a fastener at a distance from the pins, the cable holder is secured to the support structure by the fastener while the pins engage a support edge of the support structure to prevent rotation of the cable holder around the fastener.