25mm Desk Edge Cable Clip
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Description
A rigid 4-slot cable clip profiled to seat directly onto a standard 25mm desk edge. The upper block features four 7mm circular channels to corral anything from USB cables to heavy power leads, utilizing a 5mm snap-in neck and flared entry lips to retain them once seated.
Fitment Checklist
- Host Desk Thickness: 25.0mm exactly. The mounting bore incorporates dual 1mm tension bumps on the bottom face to grip the surface. Measure the board with calipers before printing; standard one-inch stock will seat tight, but the clip will not force over thicker material.
- Cable Capacity: Four 7mm bores. The 5mm entry neck requires slight cable jacket compression for insertion.
- Incompatibilities: Will not seat correctly on desks with deep edge bevels, metal trim bands, or severe rounded profiles.
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