ICC ICCMSJHW33 Batwing J-Hook 1-5/16" without Retainer Clip for Hanging Cable to Hanger Wire and Threaded Rod, Rust-Resistant, 25-Pack, Galvanized Steel

Keep network, security and surveillance cabling organized and code-compliant with the ICC Batwing J-Hook. Designed for fast, reliable deployment, this 1-5/16" J-Hook (pack of 25) secures copper, coax, fiber and conduit runs to ceiling wire or threaded rod while maintaining proper bend radius to protect signal integrity. Constructed from heat-treated galvanized steel with a rust-resistant zinc finish, the hook supports up to 25 lb per hanger for dependable, long-term performance in commercial and data center environments. The swivel batwing clip and stopper tab simplify attachment to 12 AWG ceiling wire and allow flexible positioning for mixed cable bundles used in monitoring, surveillance, and IT infrastructure. Integrated anchor points accept cable ties for tidy routing and easier audits during installation and maintenance. Ideal as a cost-effective alternative to trays for horizontal cable management, the ICC J-Hook reduces labor, material costs, and downstream troubleshooting. Order the 25-pack today to streamline your next structured cabling or security system deployment.

• Streamline installations: Batwing J-Hooks snap to ceiling wire or threaded rod to speed deployment and reduce labor on network, security, and surveillance projects.
• Protect cabling and performance: Smooth, rounded support maintains proper bend radius for CAT5e/CAT6/CAT6A and fiber, minimizing signal degradation and future rework.
• Durable, code-ready support: Galvanized steel construction with rust-resistant zinc finish and a 25 lb load rating delivers long-term, compliant cable support in commercial environments.
• Organized, scalable runs: 1-5/16" opening and integrated cable tie points keep multi-cable assemblies neat for monitoring, IT racks, and structured cabling systems.
• Bulk value pack: Comes as a 25-pack for consistent materials on single-site installs or rollouts, reducing procurement cycles and ensuring project continuity