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Si le bureau ne convient pas à une fixation par pince et qu’il ne comporte aucun trou existant :
Le passe-câbles convient aux bureaux d’une épaisseur comprise entre 10 et 70 mm.
Si le bureau ne comporte aucun trou prépercé, son matériau doit être suffisamment robuste pour permettre le perçage.
Lors de l’utilisation du passe-câbles, il peut être nécessaire de tenir compte de la distance entre le trou et le bord du bureau.
Remarque :
Le passe-câbles exige que le bras reste fixé au même endroit pendant une période prolongée. Si vous devez déplacer fréquemment le bras ou si vous préférez ne pas laisser de marques sur le bureau, cette méthode d’installation peut ne pas convenir.
Les trous de gestion des câbles généralement présents sur les bureaux ont habituellement un diamètre suffisant pour une fixation par passe-câbles. Pensez toutefois à faire passer les câbles dans le trou avant de fixer le support.