Gripple have been the experts in cable suspension for 28 years when they were the first to manufacture a cable hanger that changed the way contractors suspend services.
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As a 100% employee owned company, Gripple has been the engineering leader in cable suspension technology since 1998, when they manufactured the first cable hanger solution that fundamentally changed how building services are suspended. Their cable hanger systems quickly became a trusted, proven alternative to threaded rod, delivering reliable performance, simple installation, and long‑term safety.
Today, Gripple’s cable hanger range includes names like HangPro, UniGrip, and Duct Trapeze, with UniGrip featuring the highest safe working loads of any cable hanger on the market—up to 800 lbs per hanger.
Gripple is manufactured in the US and UK for dependable supply, offers fast product availability that keeps projects moving, and can provide field support from our sales & technical teams. In addition, Gripple prides itself on its vertical supply chain, which means they do zero sourcing from China, and instead rely on their own manufacturing to make over 90% of their products and components themselves. This greatly minimizes supply chain disruptions and quality concerns.
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Innovation has been the beating heart of Gripple since its beginnings in 1988. They aim to deliver 25% of their turnover every year from products less than four years old, and as such there’s a culture engrained in Gripple to constantly search for new ways of doing things and better ways to serve their customers.
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