cable staple
1 of 1noun/ˈkeɪbəl ˈsteɪpəl/
Forms:cable staples
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a small metal or plastic fastener used to secure electrical cables or wires to a surface, such as walls, floors, or studs
A cable staple is a small fastener used to secure electrical cables, wires, or cords to a surface, such as walls or floors. It has a U-shape that allows the cable to fit inside, and when driven into the surface, it holds the cable in place without damaging it. Cable staples are commonly used in home wiring, construction, and office setups to keep cables organized and prevent tripping hazards. They are typically made of metal or plastic and come in various sizes to accommodate different cable thicknesses.
- He used a cable staple to secure the wire along the baseboard.
- The electrician applied several cable staples to keep the cables neatly in place.
- Make sure the cable is not pinched when using a cable staple to fasten it to the wall.
- I need to buy more cable staples to finish wiring the garage.
- The technician added a few cable staples to organize the messy cords under the desk.