Series Baks - USKS
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Shipping tomorrow
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9,84 zł
Shipping tomorrow
Delivery from
146,37 zł
Shipping tomorrow
Delivery from
146,37 zł
Baks - USKS
The Baks USKS series is a complete line of heavy-duty screw clamps designed specifically for cable tray systems. Built for electricians and cable installers, this series delivers consistent performance from the first job to the last. Each clamp is engineered to secure fittings, junction boxes, and tray sections without slipping or loosening over time.
Secure Fit for Every Cable Tray Setup
The USKS screw clamp uses a precision-threaded bolt and a reinforced grip plate to hold fittings firmly in place. It works with standard cable tray widths and fits common conduit and tray accessories. The design prevents vibration loosening, which means fewer callbacks and a cleaner, safer installation.
Quick Assembly Saves Time on Site
Installers know that time is money. The USKS series is designed for fast, tool-friendly assembly. The threaded screw allows quick tightening by hand or with a standard wrench, while the pre-aligned holes make positioning easy. You can secure multiple fittings in one pass, keeping your workflow smooth and your schedule on track.
Durable Materials for Long-Term Use
Made from high-strength steel with a corrosion-resistant coating, the USKS clamps handle moisture, dust, and temperature changes without degrading. The robust construction resists bending and wear, even in tight spaces or overhead runs. This means your cable tray system stays secure for years, reducing maintenance and replacement costs.
Trusted by Professionals for Reliable Results
When you choose the Baks USKS series, you are choosing a product tested in real-world conditions. Electricians and contractors rely on it for consistent torque, easy handling, and a professional finish. Upgrade your cable tray installations with clamps that work as hard as you do.




