Offered here in a 100-pack, these 1 5/16" Batwing J-Hooks from Simply45 provide you with a robust retainer pin for holding low-voltage cables. The J-hook mounts on a wall or a vertical surface, and the retainer pin secures and keeps the cable bundle in place during the pulling and installation process. The J-hooks are made with high-quality steel and are double zinc plated for optimal corrosion resistance. They feature a batwing closure for additional security. Each J-hook holds approximately 54 Cat 5e cables, 36 Cat 6 cables, or 18 Cat 6a cables.

Holds Low-Voltage Cable Bundles    Supports 54 Cat 5e / 36 Cat 6 Cables    Corrosion Resistant    UL and cUL Listed

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. what is the total thickness of the envelope?

A: It is about 31 microns thick.

Q: 2. I use a SONY Multi-Function DVD Recorder to convert and preserve my CANON HI-8 family video tapes. Each video tape runs for 2 hours (120 minutes).I purchased a Verbatim stack of 100 DVD-R discs expecting to run a two-hour tape and record on a sigle disc. I've tried twice, and only get one(1) hour of recording on the tape.Why?

A: Each disk only has a size limitation of 4.76 GB, it could be the resolution of the video your burning to the disk.

Q: 3. 620 film storage?

A: Works perfectly. 620 film is the same size as 120 film, it's just the reels that are different.

Q: 4. Where are made these disks ?

A: The Verbatim DVD-R 4.76GB 16x (100-Pack) BH #VEDMR16100 is made in Taiwan.

Q: 5. What binder with slip would I need to accomadate these 4 strips of 3 6x7 negative pages?

A: The Print File Oversized Heavy Duty 3-Ring Binder, BH # PRB would be best to use in this case. https://bhpho.to/3WQw6ze

Q: 6. How thick are these compared to the Print File sleeves?

A: According to the manufacturer, Adox, they state that the thickness of one polypropylene layer is 70 µm (2.76 mil). One Adofile is made of two layers, so the thickness of the whole file is around 140 µm (5.5 mil). PrintFile's website states that the PrintFile 35-7BXW Negative Pages (package of 100) has a 3 mil (76.2 µm) top sheet and a 1.8 mil (45.72 µm) bottom sheet, so the thickness of the whole file is 4.8 mil (121.92 µm).

Q: 7. Hi, why does it specify large binder? What's the difference between a large and a regular binder?

A: The Print File 020-0200 pages are recommended for use with an oversized binder as they will conform to the wider dimensions.

Q: 8. What is the thread size & pitch (e.g. 1/4-20) that this hook fits?

A: The inner thread on the Velbon Aluminum End Hook is 1/4-20".

Q: 9. Are these used as is or do you need cleaning solution also?

A: You also require a solution to use these swabs

Q: 10. Can I use this for 6x9 negatives and slides?

A: The Print File Archival Storage Page for Negatives, 6x7cm (120), 4-Strips of 3-Frames, Horizontal, (Oversized Binder Only) - 100 Pack, B&H # PR6743100, is designed for use with 6x7 cm 120 negative strips. While 6x9 cm 120 negative strips are the same height, they would not be the same length as they are longer by design. As such, while the above pages is designed to hold three (3) frames of 6x7 cm negatives, you may only get two (2) frames of a 6x9 cm negative in the sleeve with space left over (but not enough space for a third frame). You would have to decide if you will cut your negatives so they are in strips of two (2) instead of strips of three (3), or if you would prefer to store your uncut negatives in a roll such as using the Print File Archival Storage Film Strip Roll for 120 Negatives - 1000', B&H # PRNS120, for your storage usage needs.