Description

Cable Fit: 1/4 inch coaxial
Color: White
Material: Plastic
Drive Type: Single nail
Package Quantity: 50 pieces
Weight: 1.5 pounds

The ECM INDUSTRIES LLC PSW-165 is a white plastic coaxial cable staple designed for securing 1/4-inch coaxial cable runs along walls, studs, and framing members. Each staple uses a single nail drive for fast, one-handed installation without crushing the cable jacket or deforming the dielectric. This 50-pack is suited for residential low-voltage cable routing work including satellite, CATV, and antenna feed lines. Electricians, low-voltage technicians, and structured wiring installers commonly use staples of this type to maintain clean, code-compliant cable runs during rough-in or finish work.

This staple is appropriate for interior residential and light commercial installations where 1/4-inch coaxial cable must be secured at regular intervals along wood framing, baseboards, or similar surfaces. The white finish blends with standard interior trim. The bagged packaging keeps the 50-piece count organized on the job site and is suitable for both new construction and retrofit cable routing applications.

Key Features

Fits 1/4-inch coaxial cable diameter
White plastic body resists corrosion and blends with interior surfaces
Single nail drive allows fast one-handed stapling
50-piece pack provides sufficient quantity for typical residential cable runs
Bagged packaging for easy dispensing and jobsite organization

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style securing fastener for 1/4-inch coaxial cable used in residential and light commercial low-voltage wiring installations.

Installation Notes

Low-voltage technicians and electricians install coaxial cable staples during rough-in or finish phases of construction. Drive the single nail into wood framing or trim using a hammer or pneumatic staple gun rated for the fastener size. Do not overdrive the staple compressing the cable jacket can increase signal loss or damage the coaxial dielectric. Follow local low-voltage wiring codes and NEC guidelines for cable support spacing and routing.