Dolphin Components
Dolphin Components DCC-59W Cable Staple White 100 pack
White cable staples with integrated nails secure RG-59 coaxial cables to brick, concrete or wood in a 100-piece pack
- TypeWhite
- ColorWhite
- White colour blends with light surfaces
- High-grade moulded plastic resists cracking
- Integrated nail speeds up installation
- Designed for RG-59 coaxial cable runs
- 100 staples cover large wiring projects
Cable Staples for RG-59 Coaxial Cable
These white staples secure RG-59 coaxial cables to brick, concrete or wood surfaces. Each staple uses high-grade moulded plastic with an integrated nail for a single-step fixing. The pack contains one hundred pieces for whole-house or multi-room installations.
Holding power on masonry and timber
The moulded plastic body grips the cable jacket while the nail anchors into brick, concrete or wood without a separate fastener. The design resists pull-out under the sustained tension of routed coaxial runs. No adhesive or additional hardware is required for a lasting hold.
Hammer-in installation with no pre-drilling
Position the staple over the cable and drive the nail directly into the mounting surface. The integrated nail eliminates the separate-nail step that often leads to misaligned or bent fasteners. White plastic blends with light-coloured walls and ceilings for a clean finish.
Highlights
- White colour blends with light surfaces
- High-grade moulded plastic resists cracking
- Integrated nail speeds up installation
- Designed for RG-59 coaxial cable runs
- 100 staples cover large wiring projects
Specifications
| Brand | Dolphin Components Corp |
|---|---|
| Model | DCC-59W |
| Type | White |
| Color | White |
Questions about this item
Do the white plastic staples generate any heat or noise when securing RG-59 coaxial cables for long periods?
No, the staples are passive plastic pieces with integrated nails; they produce no heat, noise or power draw once installed.
What tools or surfaces do I need to drive these staples into brick, concrete or wood?
You only need a hammer to tap the built-in nail into the mounting surface; no separate fasteners or power tools are required.
Will these 1/4-inch staples hold older RG-59 cables that have a slightly thicker jacket?
The staples are sized for standard RG-59 coaxial cable; a noticeably thicker jacket may not fit securely in the 1/4-inch channel.
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