screws or other suitable affixing means such as adhesives and the like this preferred mounting location avoids the closure 39 s hang weight from potentially separating the end seal that an end mounting might create the hook shaped hanger members can be oriented in opposite directions as illustrated to prevent swinging of the closure or in the same direction if it merely is to be hooked directly on the wire the hanger members contain tabs 492 494 and 496 through which the interior of the enclosure at member 492 can create a ground which is subsequently adjoined to the aerial strand with a bolt or damp at tab 496 the hangers 490a and 490b are preferably stamped from a sheet of metal and the tabs later bent out where appropriate for example if the closure is intended not to be grounded tab 492 can be bent perpendicular to the hanger or broken off likewise an advantageously feature of bending tab 496 upwards as illustrated is to form a substantial perpendicular to the hanger member body 490a or 490b to create a detent in the hanger member which helps locate the hanger 490a or 490b on the wire strand while providing a metal tab through to ground the closure to the wire strand the hanger is more particularly illustrated in fig5 where the hanger 490 has both tabs 494 and 496 bent substantially perpendicular to the body and now providing a wider hanger member to be used in a vault or other similar application also illustrated in fig5 is tab member 492 bent away from.