One Saddle Arm
The BNT Family series of nonmetallic cable supports are the latest entry into the cable support product lines manufactured by Underground Devices. The BNT is a truly versatile cable support system - the arms can be installed either in nonmetallic stanchions or certain styles of metallic stanchions. Arm installation is safe and simple - the arms are secured in place with nonmetallic pins, allowing for installation and removal of the arms without disturbing any cable. The BNT Series Cable Supports are non-conductive and will never rust or corrode. Grounding and insulators are no longer necessary. The BNT Cable Support Arms have loading capacities that are comparable to similar steel cable racks.
- Can be Used with Nonmetallic or Steel Stanchions
- Normally only two bolts required to secure Stanchion to wall
- Easy to install arms. Single cross pin per arm
- Nonmetallic.Will not Rust or Corrode
- No Grounding or Bonding
- Molded from UL Listed Glass Reinforced Polymer
- Insulators are not required
- Excellent Dielectric Properties.
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