Wiha Electrical Installation

wiha installation materials overview and range

This category covers the parts that make first-fix and cabinet outfitting run smoothly: brackets for rails and back-plates, channel and tray supports, conduit/trunking pieces, cable supports, and panel entry fittings. Wiha structures the range by mounting surface (wall, ceiling, frame or back-plate), routing method (conduit, tray, trunking), and finish (zinc-plated steel, stainless, reinforced polymer). Typical buyers are contractors, panel shops, OEMs and facility MRO teams who want predictable footprints, fast installs, and spares that match last year’s drawings.

wiha mounting hardware families and sizes

Bracket sets include L/Z profiles for equipment plates, rail carriers for TS35/7.5 and TS35/15, and vibration-damping feet for skids. Hole patterns match common 25/50 mm grids; standoffs run 6–25 mm to lift devices above paint. Fastener kits—M4–M8 with spring/toothed washers—hold torque in vibratory zones. Surface boxes and adapter plates solve odd wall thicknesses; stainless A2/A4 variants survive washdown and coastal sites. Most distributors keep mixed trays of M5 screws/combination heads, medium L-brackets, and rail end-stops—these are the fast movers.

wiha conduit systems and routing options

For straight pulls and impact protection, use metallic or PVC conduit with elbows, couplings, inspection tees and locknuts. Flexible corrugated runs handle motion and short offsets; reducers help when legacy holes don’t match new cable ODs. Mini-trunking tidies cabinet interiors, with clip-in covers that re-use after rework. Where EMC matters, choose metallic conduit or add shield clamps at gland plates for 360° bonding to the PE bar. Color-coded ducting separates power, control and data for quick audits.

Key features and ordering specs

• Threads and fasteners: M4–M8, combo heads; spring/toothed washers to maintain clamp force.
• Bracket finishes: passivated zinc, black coated for low-glare plant rooms, stainless for aggressive environments.
• Conduit diameters: 16–63 mm with locknuts/bushes; inspection tees speed fault-finding.
• Trnking widths: 25–100 mm with radius fittings that protect ferrules and insulation.
• IP path: IP20 inside cabinets up to IP65 when paired with gasketed glands and covers.
• Packaging: brackets in singles, fixings in 100s, saddles/glands in bags of 25–50 for line-side bins.

Applications and compatibility

Use across control rooms, MCC corridors, packaging lines, HVAC rooftops and pump galleries. Hardware lands next to TS35 rails, terminal blocks and 24 V supplies. Basket building is straightforward: add cable glands, PE terminals, wire duct, marker sleeves and test points so crews finish in one pass. Many teams log small picks as wiha installation accessories to keep purchase lines tidy.

Integration with other brand products

Rail carriers align with terminal pitches, so markers line up. Conduit entries match published gland clamping ranges; pick to jacket OD and keep IP intact. End-stop marker carriers use the same label stock as terminal systems, so IDs read consistently from door to schematic. Where sensors sit near drives, pair shield clamps with metallic conduit to keep noise out of I/O.

wiha installation solutions for contractors and panel shops

Pre-bagged kits speed repeat builds: “rail fit-out” (2 brackets/meter, end-stops, screw pack), “door entry” (M20/M25 glands, sealing washers, blind plugs), and “conduit start” (20/25 mm conduit, elbows, couplings, locknuts). For mobile equipment, vibration kits add toothed washers and retaining clips; on food lines, stainless swaps prevent surface rust complaints after steam-cleaning.

Selection criteria for B2B clients

• Environment & material. Zinc-plated indoors; stainless A2/A4 near washdown or coastal; polymer where isolation or weight helps.
• Load & rigidity. Slim brackets for terminal strips; gusseted or channel supports for PSUs, drives and trays.
• Routing method. Conduit for impact/IP; trunking inside cabinets for easy rework; flexible corrugated where motion exists.
• Entry & sealing. Match gland thread and cable OD; add sealing washers on thin, painted doors to hold IP after torque set.
• Serviceability. Quick-fit clips for prototypes; screw-down hardware where vibration or audits demand torque marks.
• Kit completeness. Order fasteners, saddles, gaskets, blind plugs and labels with the main hardware—missing smalls stall crews.

Advantages of working with Bankoflamps

You get individual B2B pricing and custom offers, a personal account manager, and real-time stock across EU warehouses. Quotes come back fast (≈1 hour). Ordering by EAN/MPN is simple, with downloadable, always-current price lists. We provide lead-time tracking, order-status updates and purchase-history analytics; trusted clients use post-payment up to 30 days. Consolidated shipment management cuts freight with stable pricing validity across France, the Baltics, Germany, Spain, Italy, Belgium and the Netherlands.