Adjustable cable clamp

Claim 1

A plastic adjustable strain relief clamp for retaining cables of differing diameters against axial movement relative to an irregular apertured workpiece, said clamp including a head adapted to cover said aperture and a body complementary to said irregular aperture and having an axially extending through bore capable of accepting cables of differing diameters, a second bore extending through said body parallel to said first bore and opening through said head, an integral generally L-shaped pawl having a first limb hingedly connected to said body and generally defining an extension of one end wall of said through bore, said pawl further including a second limb angularly disposed relative to said first limb and being so disposed that it intersects the axis of said second bore, screw means acceptable within said second bore to impinge upon the second limb of said pawl to cause said pawl to pivot about said hinge means and to bring the first limb of said pawl into locking engagement with the cable.