Bridle Ring

Bridle rings are a type of hardware used in electrical installations to provide support and organization for cables and wires. They are typically made of metal, such as steel or zinc-plated steel, and have a circular shape with a loop or eyelet at the top.

Bridle rings are designed to be mounted to various surfaces, such as walls, ceilings, or beams, using screws or other fasteners. The cables or wires are then secured to the bridle ring by looping them through the eyelet and fastening them with cable ties or other means.

These rings are commonly used in commercial and industrial settings where there is a need to manage and organize large quantities of cables and wires. They help to prevent tangling, reduce strain on the cables, and provide a neat and professional appearance to the installation.

In summary, bridle rings are a type of electrical hardware used to support and organize cables and wires in electrical installations. They are commonly found in the supply class Electrical Hardware And Supplies and the supply group Electrical And Electronic Equipment Components.