The cable clamp is a device used for fixing and supporting cables. Its main function is to prevent the cables from moving due to external forces or their own weight, ensuring stable and safe power transmission. Its typical structure includes core components such as a fixing frame, a connection plate, and a clamping mechanism. It achieves stable cable clamping through bolt fastening or a split design. The materials are mostly aluminum alloy, stainless steel or polymer. Some designs use rubber protective pads to reduce cable wear.