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UrbanTrapeze™
Cable Adjuster / Wire Gripper
Go crimp-less! Create an adjustable loop in steel cable quickly and easily
Replace crimps, ferrules, crimp sleeves with this simple-to-use, compact self-locking Urban Trapeze cable gripper and adjuster. (Also known as a cable stop or tensioner.)
It’s a fast reliable wire gripper solution for hanging the following with aircraft cable:
Easily create loop ends in steel/metal cable. UrbanTrapeze™ eliminates the carrying and handling of cumbersome wire swaging tools. With the push of a button, the ceiling display can be leveled or the height adjusted without having to cut new cable and re-crimp the joints. Urban Trapeze’s sleek anodized aluminum finish is aesthetically attractive when compared to other products like clamps, competitive grippers, crimps, cable stops and fittings, and ferrules. The perfect time-saving looping cable adjuster for hanging heavier retail displays (such as signs and banners), it can also be adopted as a come-along in an event venue when installing lighting horizontally across the room and in trade shows for aisle markers.
With UrbanTrapeze™, you can leave crimps, ferrules and a box full of tools behind.
1. insert cable through one clutch button located on either end of the UrbanTrapeze™ until several inches of cable emerges from the other side
2. To complete the loop, thread the cable through the sign connector, and the opposite clutch button. The built-in clutch automatically secures the cable.
3. Once the loop is completed, you can easily adjust the hanging height or level the sign by pressing either clutch button.
One of the most useful types of wire ropes available is aircraft cable. Thin, flexible, and extremely strong, this type of wire rope is used for various purposes. A braided wire has steel wires twisted into one another, usually between eight and twenty-eight times. Because these wires are intertwined, they provide greater flexibility.
