A wire clamp is a device used to secure, guide, or organize electrical wires or cables, ensuring they stay in place and do not get damaged or tangled. Like “bolt clamp, “ the term “wire clamp“ can refer to various types depending on the use case. Found in electrical connectors and terminal blocks. Wires are inserted and held tight by tightening a screw. Common in circuit breakers, switches, and outlets. Used with steel wire ropes. Includes a U-bolt, saddle, and nuts; used to make loops or secure the end of a cable. Common in rigging, lifting, and suspension systems. Also called a U-bolt wire rope clip.