Amamax
Amamax Cable Clip Black RG6 Pack of 2 100 pieces
Black RG6 cable clips secure 6-7 mm coaxial cables to wood, concrete, brick or plaster with hardened steel nails, supplied as 100 pieces
- TypeCable
- Secure coaxial cable runs with 6-7mm nail-in fasteners
- Install on wood, concrete, brick, masonry or plaster surfaces
- Zinc-plated hardened steel nails resist corrosion during fixing
- High-impact plastic body protects cable insulation from damage
Cable Clip Pack for RG6 Coaxial Cable
This pack supplies one hundred black clips designed to secure RG6 coaxial cables measuring six to seven millimetres in diameter. The clips suit installers routing cable along wood, concrete, brick, masonry or plaster surfaces. Each fastener combines a high-impact plastic body with a zinc-plated hardened steel nail that is pre-inserted for immediate use. The quantity supports larger residential or commercial wiring projects.
Sustained Hold on Multiple Surfaces
The hardened steel nail drives cleanly into dense substrates without bending, keeping the cable firmly anchored over long periods. Zinc plating resists corrosion when the clips are used on exterior masonry or damp interior walls. High-impact plastic absorbs vibration from structural movement, preventing the cable from working loose. The design is not suited to cables outside the six to seven millimetre range or to mounting on metal studs without pilot holes.
Highlights
- Secure coaxial cable runs with 6-7mm nail-in fasteners
- Install on wood, concrete, brick, masonry or plaster surfaces
- Zinc-plated hardened steel nails resist corrosion during fixing
- High-impact plastic body protects cable insulation from damage
Specifications
| Brand | Amamax |
|---|---|
| Type | Cable |
Questions about this item
Do the clips generate any heat or noise when used continuously?
The clips are passive plastic fasteners with steel nails, so they produce no heat and no noise in operation.
What tools or surfaces are required to install the clips?
A hammer is needed to drive the pre-inserted hardened steel nail into wood, concrete, brick, masonry or plaster.
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