HARTING Mounting materials

Harting Mounting Materials – What Procurement and Installers Actually Need

When you’re installing panels, enclosures or machine modules, the small hardware matters as much as the big components. Harting mounting materials – brackets, supports, clips, clamps, fixing accessories and installation hardware – often determine how neat, durable and service-friendly your final installation will be. In practice, you’ll usually see Harting mounting hardware in control cabinets, switch-rooms, industrial frames and machine enclosures where every screw, clip and anchor needs to perform without fail.

Understanding Fixing Accessories and Installation Materials

From experience, many delays on site stem from incorrect bracket sizes, mismatched clamps or anchor studs rated too lightly. Harting mounting materials offer consistent hardware: standard hole-patterns, rated brackets and mounting kits designed for one brand ecosystem. For example, a wall-mount bracket kit from Harting (part-no. 20800240002) is designed for flat-panel mounting with pre-drilled holes, material compliance and clear traceability.
When you standardise on one series of mounting accessories, your installers know exactly which screws, clips and plates go together—and your warehouse stock becomes simpler.

Brackets, Supports and Clips – Real-World Requirements

When you fix enclosures or modules, you’ll want brackets and supports rated at least 2× the static load (to allow for vibration or shock). Harting offers metal mounting brackets such as the DIN-Power bracket right (09 068 009 968) made of thermoplastic and metal, designed for 19-in rack installations.
Clips and clamps must match conductor sizes or cable bundles accurately to avoid deformation or insulation damage. Using a premium brand like Harting helps ensure that clips hold securely, match the profile of enclosures and don’t become weak links over time.

Installation Hardware – Stocking Strategy for Wholesale

For procurement managers buying Harting installation hardware in bulk:

• Standardise your anchor sizes: Identify the 3–5 most common bracket sizes, for example wall-mount, rack-mount, machine base. Keep them in stock.
• Keep clip and clamp assortments: Cable bundles of 12–32 mm often recur. Stock matching Harting clips and fixing plates accordingly.
• Order in kits where possible: Harting bracket kits that include plates, screws and anchors reduce missing-part issues.
• Track material ratings: Indoor vs outdoor. For outdoor or machine-cum-outdoor, specify stainless or UV-resistant materials.
• Maintain spares: Small hardware is often overlooked. A damaged clip or missing bracket delays an entire cabinet build.

In practice, applying this logic reduces installation errors and site callbacks because the hardware is consistent, compatible and expected.

Why Harting Mounting Materials Make Sense for Project-Scale Supply

Choosing Harting means you’re working with components that integrate into a broader connectivity system. Brackets, supports and mounting plates by the brand are designed to match enclosure lines, connector housings and wiring systems. That means fewer custom fixes, fewer mismatched sizes and fewer surprises. For large-scale or repeat installations your stock-management cost goes down, your installation teams move faster, and maintenance crews face fewer non-standard hardware parts.

Bank of Lamps – Wholesale Supply Partner

Bank of Lamps supplies the full Harting mounting materials and installation hardware portfolio from our warehouse in Latvia. We serve wholesale purchasers, distributors and installers across the UK, Germany, Netherlands, Baltic States, France, Spain and Belgium. You benefit from:

• Flexible bulk quantities (from kits to pallets) tailored for project phasing;
• Verified, brand-authentic Harting stock with full batch traceability;
• One consolidated EU logistics hub simplifying delivery across multiple countries;
• Stable wholesale pricing and contract terms for repeat orders;
• Dedicated B2B support for stock planning, documentation and order fulfilment.

When you choose Harting mounting materials via Bank of Lamps, you’re not just getting hardware — you’re establishing a supply chain built for reliability, scale and smooth installation.