Clips, Clamps and Plugs - HellermannTyton

Cable clips are used to secure cables and wires to surfaces such as desks and walls. Clamps are larger than clips and designed to hold multiple cables and wires together. Connector Clips are used to connect electrical cables and wires to electrical or wire connectors. Blind plugs are used to close holes. Clips, clamps and plugs all come in various shapes, sizes and materials. As different industries have different needs, clips and clamps come with all sorts of features. Some are closed others are open or can be reopened - for maintenance, subsequent installations or exchanges for example.

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Clips, Clamps and Plugs

Cable clips are used to secure cables and wires to surfaces such as desks and walls. Clamps are larger than clips and designed to hold multiple cables and wires together. Connector Clips are used to connect electrical cables and wires to electrical or wire connectors. Blind plugs are used to close holes. Clips, clamps and plugs all come in various shapes, sizes and materials. As different industries have different needs, clips and clamps come with all sorts of features. Some are closed others are open or can be reopened - for maintenance, subsequent installations or exchanges for example.

An entity outside of the Pennsylvania Treasury Department is contacting Holders of Unclaimed Property with what appears to be a phishing scam. The suspect thanks you for attending an event about unclaimed property and indicates that a “certificate” is ready for download.

This did NOT originate from the Pennsylvania Treasury Department. You should NOT click on the link to download the “certificate.”

There is currently no evidence suggesting any unauthorized access to Treasury’s records of Holders of Unclaimed Property. If you ever have questions about the veracity of an claiming to be from the Pennsylvania Treasury Department’s Bureau of Unclaimed Property, please contact us at or 800-379-.

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The legislature recently amended Pennsylvania’s Disposition of Abandoned and Unclaimed Property law (“Unclaimed Property Law”) to include language specifying that stock, dividends, and other passive investments are not reportable to Treasury until three years after the holder has “lost contact” with the owner. Act of June 22, (P.L. 281, No. 42). Effectively, the reporting requirements for these types of investment accounts are now consistent with the requirements pertaining to retirement accounts.

A holder is considered to have “lost contact” with an owner when two consecutive communications, sent by the holder to the owner via First Class U.S. mail, are returned to the holder as undeliverable. For owners who do not receive communications via U.S. mail, lost contact may also be established by the holder sending the owner communication via electronic mail no later than two years after the owner last indicated an interest in the property. If the holder receives a notification that the electronic communication was not received, or if no response is received within thirty days, the holder must send the owner communication through First Class U.S. mail. If that communication is returned as undeliverable, the holder is deemed to have lost contact with the owner. The inclusion of a “lost contact” standard is intended to prevent the reporting of securities that are not truly abandoned, but merely held in a passive investment account.

The legislature clarified that, if within that three year period, an owner indicates an interest in the property, such as increasing, decreasing, or accepting principal, the property is not considered to be unclaimed, and is therefore not reportable.

The legislature also included a requirement that, before reporting property to Treasury, holders must provide notice to owners in the manner described in Section .10A of the Unclaimed Property Law.

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