Securing Wire through rib holes

[CharlieWaffles]

I just saw another builder site that I can't remember that was using some sort of riveted ziptie attachment point in their rib holes. It was riveted near the hole and could have wiring ziptie to it going in in 2 different directions. Any clue what they are called or where to get them?

 

[Auburntsts]

You mean like these from Stein?

http://www.steinair.com/cableties.htm

 

[CharlieWaffles]

Unfortunately no. I need something that will secure a wire or tube that is passing through a rib/lightening hole. Those can't be mounted to allow that to happen.

 

[aerhed]

How bout these?

http://www.tnb-canada.com/en/catalogues/online/industrial_MRO/pdf/c1/Ty-Rap_Catamount/Sections/02-Ty-Rap%20Cable%20ties_en.pdf[/URL]

 

[CharlieWaffles]

These are what I am looking for - http://wcurtis.nerv10.com/07Wings/wings241d.html. Found out I saw them on Bills site the other day. Have a note off to him to get details. Link in previous post doesn't work.

 

[Auburntsts]

Interesting. A poor man's substitute would be a small piece of scrap 3/4"x3/4" angle with holes drilled in both flanges. Angle would also give you the option of providing a mount for an adel clamp if at some point you wanted to go that route.

 

[RV10Pilot]

Try terminal town http://terminaltown.com/Pages/Page8.html

Make sure you scroll down to the bottom of the page.

 

[CharlieWaffles]

Perfect! Here they are http://terminaltown.com/Pages/Page65.html

 

[koda2]

Brackets

Just make em.
Forming a shallow saddle in the bend will keep the tube centered.

Dave A.
6A build

 

[BGS]

Brackets

These are another option. I am using them for all my wire and tube runs. Bit more expensive but they really work nice.
They are click bond fasteners.
http://www.theflightshop.com/Cataspx307.html

 

[JonJay]

That's what I did.

Interesting. A poor man's substitute would be a small piece of scrap 3/4"x3/4" angle with holes drilled in both flanges. Angle would also give you the option of providing a mount for an adel clamp if at some point you wanted to go that route.

Quick and easy. I used Adel's to secure a composite conduit for future (probably never need it) additions.