P Type PVC Coated Cable Clamp Wholesaler

Our production lines handle both small-batch and large-volume orders with consistent quality. Each clamp is formed, coated, and inspected in-house to ensure proper coating thickness and smooth edges — small details that matter when clamps are used in high-vibration or corrosion-prone environments.

We keep regular stock of standard sizes and also support custom dimensions, packaging, and labeling for OEM and distribution projects.

We usually classify our P-Clamps by series—W1, W2, and W5. This makes it easier for you to choose the right clamp for your specific application:

We also offer color zinc-plated finishes on the steel bands.
*The colored version isn't just for looks — compared to standard galvanizing, it gives a bit more visual protection and a slightly better barrier against rust in humid or coastal environments.
But if you're using the clamps outdoors all year, stainless still wins.

Other sizes are also available for customization. Please contact us directly if you have any needs.

We mainly supply two types of P-type clamps — PVC (Vinyl) Coated and Rubber Lined.Let's be honest, they look almost the same — both black, both shiny. But they behave differently once you start using them.

So, if you just need something neat and corrosion-protected — go PVC.
If you’re fixing something that shakes or heats up (like exhaust lines), rubber will serve you better.
We produce both, and sometimes the choice really just comes down to what kind of environment your project lives in.

• Automotive: holding brake pipes, fuel lines, wiring harnesses, or small exhaust supports.

• Construction & HVAC: securing cables and air lines in equipment rooms.

• Marine and Electrical: bundling or routing cables while keeping them insulated from vibration and salt spray.

• DIY and Maintenance Work: sometimes it’s just about keeping things tidy and in place.

PVC-coated clamps are great for daily use and cost-effective setups, but if your project deals with high heat, oil, or constant movement, it's worth looking at the rubber-lined version or even a stainless band type.

Q: Can I use these on hot exhaust lines?
A: Not ideal. PVC softens under heat. For exhaust or engine-bay use, we’d suggest a rubber-lined or all-metal clamp.

Q: Do you offer different coating colors?
A: Mostly black, but we can do gray or transparent vinyl upon request for OEM projects.

Q: What size range do you make?
A: From small cable diameters around 6 mm up to heavy hose sizes around 50 mm — but we also take custom orders.

If you're not sure which one suits your setup — PVC, rubber, or full stainless — just let us know what you're clamping and where it's used. We'll help you choose the right one without overcomplicating things.