4 KudoZ points awarded for this answer. Comment: "Thank you all for your answers. "Disconnecting point" is something I didn't think of so thanks for that insight, I think however the selected answer describes the situation more accurately, and I used it "as is" because this is to do not simply with mounting or securing but also "locating". Thanks to Theresa for her interesting suggestion, my instinct tells me however that "guying" might be more relevant where cables are used rather than one piece of rigid metal (Nackenzylinder) bolted to another (Mast), but perhaps more context would have been helpful."