Amamax
Amamax Cable-Clip White RG6 Pack of 2 100 pieces
White RG6 coaxial cable clips secure 6-7 mm cables to wood, concrete, brick, masonry or plaster using zinc-plated hardened steel nails in high-impact plastic, supplied as two bags of 100 pieces
- TypeCable
- Secures coaxial cable neatly with 6-7 mm nail-in fastener
- Installs into wood, concrete, brick, masonry or plaster
- Hardened steel nail resists bending during hammer-in
- High-impact plastic body protects cable insulation
Coaxial Nail-In Fasteners for Cable Management
These Amamax cable clips secure RG6 coaxial cables with a 6-7 mm diameter to wood, concrete, brick, masonry or plaster surfaces. Each pack contains 100 pieces split across two bags for convenient distribution. The zinc-plated hardened steel nail is pre-inserted into a high-impact plastic body for quick installation with a hammer. They provide a permanent, low-profile fixing for professional or residential wiring runs.
Pre-Inserted Nail and High-Impact Plastic Body
The pre-inserted nail removes the need to handle separate fasteners, reducing installation time and the risk of lost parts on site. Zinc plating protects the steel nail from corrosion in damp masonry or exterior brickwork. High-impact plastic resists cracking when driven into hard substrates and holds the cable firmly without crushing the dielectric. This combination suits installers who need a single-piece fastener that withstands repeated hammer strikes.
Highlights
- Secures coaxial cable neatly with 6-7 mm nail-in fastener
- Installs into wood, concrete, brick, masonry or plaster
- Hardened steel nail resists bending during hammer-in
- High-impact plastic body protects cable insulation
Specifications
| Brand | Amamax |
|---|---|
| Type | Cable |
Questions about this item
Will the plastic clips become brittle and need replacing over time?
The high-impact plastic is designed for long-term indoor use and does not have a scheduled replacement interval.
What stops the nail from holding when driven into concrete or masonry?
The hardened steel nail is pre-inserted for direct fastening into wood, concrete, brick, masonry and plaster without anchors.
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