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iMBAPrice RG6 Coaxial Nail-in Cable Clips 200 Pieces Black
200 zinc-plated nail-in clips secure coaxial cable to wood, concrete or masonry
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- Secures cables to wood, concrete or brick
- Zinc-plated hardened steel nail resists corrosion
- High-impact plastic body protects cable insulation
- 200 clips cover long or multiple runs
- Replaces wire mold and conduit for clean routing
RG6 coaxial nail-in clips for cable routing
These black clips secure RG6 coaxial cable to wood, concrete, brick, masonry or plaster. The hardened steel nail is pre-inserted and zinc-plated for durability. They suit home theatre, office or warehouse installations where a short or long cable run needs fixing.
Two bags supply 200 pieces for large projects
The pack contains two bags totalling 200 clips so installers can complete extended runs without reordering. The high-impact plastic body resists cracking when driven into hard surfaces. No separate nails or fasteners are required.
Designed for 6–7 mm coaxial cable only
The clips accept cable diameters of roughly 6 to 7 millimetres and are not suited to thicker Ethernet, power or fibre cables. They replace wire mould, raceway or conduit for simple surface mounting. Buyers needing to secure larger bundles or different cable types should choose a different fastener.
Highlights
- Secures cables to wood, concrete or brick
- Zinc-plated hardened steel nail resists corrosion
- High-impact plastic body protects cable insulation
- 200 clips cover long or multiple runs
- Replaces wire mold and conduit for clean routing
Specifications
| Brand | iMBAPrice |
|---|---|
| Type | Cable |
Questions about this item
Will the zinc-plated hardened steel nails need replacement if they rust over time?
The zinc-plated hardened steel nails resist corrosion for typical indoor and protected outdoor runs; no scheduled replacement is required.
What limits how many RG6 coaxial cables I can secure with the 200 clips?
Each clip holds one 6-7 mm cable, so the 200-piece quantity is the practical limit for a single installation.
Do the high-impact plastic clips soften or deform when exposed to attic heat all day?
The high-impact plastic is rated for normal building temperature ranges and will not soften under sustained attic or wall-cavity heat.
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