wirelock
nounUK /ˈwaɪəlɒk/
US /ˈwaɪərlɑːk/
A wirelock is a small lock that holds wires together so they cannot come apart.
The worker used a wirelock to keep the cables neatly bundled.
OTHER MEANINGS
2. A locking device on a wire fence that keeps the strands tight.
He checked the wirelock on the fence before the storm.
3. A security seal made of twisted wire used on doors or containers.
The inspector broke the wirelock to open the shipping crate.
4. A small metal clip that secures a wire rope end.
Attach a wirelock to the end of the rope so it will not fray.